What I said was ...
I know of no other reader besides Calibre that shows much of anything other that title, authors, and date but ... there are so many generations of readers out there now so who knows. The original reason for these other metadata fields was as search fields that are meant to be used to help catalog and index ebooks. Overly complex html/css can actually impact searchability, which is the primary reason for "metadata", but to each their own. As long as you keep things well-formed for xml parsing, you can put anything you like.
was meant to be informative and not in any way "aggressively argumentative."
For the lfe of me, I can't see how anyone could take it that way.
KevinH
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Originally Posted by jackie_w
When KevinH commented
I merely responded - hopefully in a polite manner - with a bit of info which may have been of minor interest.
You, on the other hand, seem to want to agressively argue about what is considered as harmless comment in the Sigil forum. Since I have no interest whatsoever in childish bickering, I'll leave you to it.
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