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Old 09-07-2017, 10:29 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by phossler View Post
Agree

But, there's a lot of PD books out there that have been run through Calibre multiple times over the years (I'm assuming by multiple people) to convert MOBI to EPUB to MOBI and EPUB and AZW3, etc., most probably in bulk

You can usually spot such books by how many TOC's there are at the end, by classes that start with .caliber....., and by how complicated/redundant the style sheets are
If the TOC was properly marked (semantics), it would have been replaced.
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[rant]
It astounds me, the number of coding flaws (and errors) in ebooks purported to have been professionally done. This includes BPH's.

I don't count messy code, as long as it is valid. I don't grade grammar.
I do count inconsistent style (CSS) usage (different chapters use different style names/values for the same type of content
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