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Originally Posted by haertig
That's a rhetorical question. You already know the answer is no. It is the overall "feel" of the book that determines one's opinion of the quality.
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Yeah, I was just having some fun.
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I know, at least for me, that several errors per page is too many to be considered reasonable. Now, not every page had errors in the book I initially described in my post. Probably, most pages did not have errors. But then, there was a significant number of pages that had several errors on each one of them. They seemed to come in clusters - which makes no sense, I agree, but that's how it appeared. Even the definition of "a page" is not concrete in eBooks, given that we can adjust font size, margins, and all that.
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I'm not championing poor formatting in ebooks. In the case you described, you should write to the publisher and push for corrections.
I'm just saying I have realistic expectations and in some cases will accept a higher percentage of errors because I'm happy there's an e-version of the book at all.