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Originally Posted by Little.Egret
People are different.
I look because (a) it's a detector for fixed format books (b) for books with lots of images and maps it gives an indicator of quality. (c) it's an indicator of time needed to download, especially if not using broadband.
But perhaps this is geekish ?
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Seriously--yeah, it is. Firstly, you can more easily detect FXL books by simply looking at the devices available for, at the top. Nor can you reliably adjudicate quality; I can tell you that we've done books with just shy of 1,000 images--large ones, initially--and our images are of much, much better quality than half the books I see out there with 10 images. Thirdly: sure. If you have to worry about download times, THAT, I understand.
But I'd guess that certainly, you're 1 in 100.
Not sure what the recipe book link is about?
Hitch