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Originally Posted by Katsunami
I think we actually agree. The things I require in an ebook are:
- A good TOC
- No spelling errors or strung-together words (missing spaces)
- Chapter headings (if any)
- Scene markers (white line, ***, a glyph, whatever)
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Well, we're close, but...
- Don't really care about the TOC one way or another. Can't remember the last time I utilized one. I read books from beginning to end, and have no need to bounce around. I'm not studying.
- I don't have an unrealistic zero-tolerance policy on misspellings or missing spaces. No novel-length print book I ever read was without errors, so I see no need to place the bar higher for ebooks. As long as they're fairly rare, I'll survive.
- I'm Ok with whitespace-only for a scenebreak.
As far as the OP's complaints ... they lost me at "notice the soft serif font?" I don't even know what that
implies (and no, I'm not asking for a lesson).
