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Originally Posted by Steve Jordan
Unfortunately, scanning an e-book also leads to errors, so you still need editing/proofing of all material.
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Of course, and if they make the effort of properly creating an ebook, it's fair to reflect that in the price.
My point was that
if they just make a quick, crappy, unproofed OCR conversion of paper into ebook, then I don't see a reason to transfer the cost of creating the paper book to the ebook price. And especially, the ebook price should not include the cost of editing and proofing the paper book.