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Originally Posted by eschwartz
Actually, JSWolf seems to be fairly convinced for inexplicable reasons that page numbers have a second use. Probably "figuring out how far in the book you have read so far".
In fact, he is so convinced that he is even trying to make other people agree that it is the best way. Or maybe just an awesome, amazing, wonderful way that is worthy of drowning out anyone trying to mention something else  which is pretty much the same thing.
So... not just academic citations and misc. references I guess. At least according to JSWolf. |
Percentages are useless. 50% of a book with 100,000 words is different than 50% of a book with 60,000 words. Doesn't tell you how much is left is a way that you'd know. The ADE page numbers do this once you get used to them. I know they are not there to simulate pBook page numbers. They are there to let you know how far in you are and how much left you have.