In my opinion, if your kindlebook CAN be purchased by people with devices that only support the old-style mobis, then you're obligated to make sure your code works properly on those devices. To do otherwise is negligence.
The indie author selling a typical reflowable novel doesn't have a choice in whether their book can be purchased in the old mobi format or not. It can. Until they DO have a choice (or until support for the older mobi format is dropped altogether) they need to ensure those purchased versions of their work perform correctly/reasonably. Simply letting the K7 chips "fall where they may" is an unacceptable/negligent practice in my opinion. It's disrespectful to those who may spend their hard-earned money on your (rhetorical you) work.
Last edited by DiapDealer; 08-02-2017 at 06:31 AM.
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