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Originally Posted by arspr
Yes I do agree about it. In the middle of the "if 0 works why should I change it to 1?" "discussion" one person said something like "why the hell do you discuss about w&o?, I just enjoy the books."
And I fear that is a very common situation. More over, if you ask a lot of people if they have w&o, LPB, hyphenation or just justified texts, (even having previously explained them what a justified text is), I fear the most common answer is going to be "are you somehow trying to insult me? 'Cos I don't like when people speak to me in Chinese..."
Nevertheless, the freak and techy guys like ourselves usually like the things working properly...
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On the other hand if you had an ereader that was designed to optimise the high quality display of text (which would include all sorts of typographical things like hanging punctuation, w&o, ligatures) instead of just a normal ereader, would that be seen as a marketable advantage?
Higher resolution screens are one way ereaders are already doing this.