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Old 10-26-2013, 01:12 AM   #8
st_albert
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Our experience is precisely as Hitch described.

AFAIK, no aggregator or distributor digs into the epub metadata for anything.

That said, if I really really wanted to include BISAC codes, or their human-readable equivalents, in the metadata, I would simply put it within the <dc:subject> tags like any other keywords.

We do use the <dc:subject> tags, although I am unaware of any software that makes use of them at the moment. Maybe Calibre? Kind of like the Voyager project; we send it out there, not knowing who is listening....

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