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Old 09-26-2015, 08:34 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by pwalker8 View Post
Because that is the nature of man?
Well I get that.

I just find it ironic that we (the typography "experts") complain more about formatting that is infinitely easier to "fix" than we ever complained about formatting we simply had no chance in hell of "fixing."

I'm also amused by the increasingly popular notion that there was ever some sort of magical, mythical pbook formatting/typography standard that ebooks aren't somehow adhering to. I can pull hundreds of pbooks off my shelves that break the typography "rules" laid down by the books on either side of them. And yet, it's only ebooks that are criticized for their typographic/formatting inconsistency.

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