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Originally Posted by Hitch
Because in the case of the one, they're in PDF, ePUB and MOBI, and the client doesn't have the knowledge or the software to edit any of those; and in the case of the latter, ditto, but it's ePUB/MOBI. That's why.
This sort of thing--post-production edits--happens ALL the time. ALL. 98%+ of our clients make edits/tweaks, once they see their books in a new format, e.g., PDF or ePUB/MOBI. More than half only make a handful--1-5 edits, minor things. Not a big deal. But the last year or so, we are getting an increasing number like this--hundreds of edits per book. Hundreds. (We had a client that filled up over 2,000 edits on our proof forms. TWO THOUSAND.) Unfurtunately, a lot of these--like this 117--aren't just after the book is produced, but AFTER it's published, as well.
Not our doing, you understand? Theirs.
Hitch
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Mind blown. Now I can understand maybe 1 or 2 errors getting past everyone but hundreds.
I don't recall seeing proofreading as one of your services.