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Originally Posted by JSWolf
But that make locations similar to pBook page numbers where different versions have different page numbers. So if you change something in a Kindle eBook that changes the locations, then you have a different version. Same as with pBooks.
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Which is irrelevant since the point of the thread is a universal system between ebook and pbook. Also they were correcting the false assertion that Amazon used line counts. Not pointing out issues with using this system for ebooks as compared to pbooks since again the point is to have a system that bridges ebooks and pbooks and in consistent between them. Any system which utilizes bytes to produce a page will fail in this because physical books aren’t measured in bytes primarily because humans can’t measure them without significantly more effort than traditional page numbers or word counts.