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Old 05-02-2015, 05:24 PM   #45
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That would indeed be an example of horrible formatting. Fortunately I don't recall coming across this. Are you talking about commercial ebooks here, or self-scanned ones?
Commercial.

Scene breaks are part of the content, not just formatting. Many of the scanned ebooks I've bought have been missing scene breaks, either some or all.

In a physical book, scene breaks are delineated by a wide band of empty space. Unless they occur at the top or bottom of a page, in which case they are usually represented by three asterisks (or similar character).

In an eBook, there are no pages. All scene breaks should be represented by a visible indicator.
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