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Originally Posted by haertig
My expectations would be the same no matter what "list" a book was. Just like I don't expect worms in my brand name cereals in the grocery store, ... but I don't expect them in the generic store branded cereals either.
I expect that the content (taste) of cheaper store brand cereals might not be as good as name brand, but I *do* expect that the technical production quality of it (no included worms) to be every bit as good as a name brand. Same for books. Content quality may be lacking for the cheap books, but technical quality should not be.
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You act surprised that there is dreck among traditionally published books. News flash: There is a lot of bad books traditionally published, not only Indie, Inc. is guilty of that. What I see there is definitely not worms that ruin the book. The writing of the book itself is what makes this one so bad, not the formatting, IMHO.