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Originally Posted by slowsmile
I'm an Indie publisher so my standards will necessarily be different. I haven't got your funding, personnel, test rigs or tax breaks. I haven't got the money to buy every damn ereader out there for testing ebooks like you so why would you expect a low budget indie publisher(retired and on a pension) to be able to afford all that test hardware? Is that reasonable? No it ain't...
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In all fairness, giving a couple o' derns about readers who might buy your work in the K7 format for their older eink devices doesn't really require you to spend money. Would it kill you to brush up on some handy media-queries and take a glance at the results in KindlePreviewer set to emulate a K2 to see how things render? That's not really asking all the much of anyone, I don't think.
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Originally Posted by slowsmile
To give you the short answer -- I do not format my ebooks for eInk or KF7.
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And I think that's a shame. Because people are likely buying them for those platforms in that format. It wouldn't cost you anything but a little bit of time to make sure you're not accidentally selling someone a lemon. *shrug*