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Originally Posted by KevinH
I can add in Footnotes, but then the epub2 developer must not try to set multiple items with that guide code, unlike epub3 landmarks which can be used multiple times.
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All files had this semantics set only once, moreover in the case of epub2 files – the semantics apply to the entire file – usually it is a separate file, so footnotes = endnotes. I don't think anyone would set footnotes if they were actually in the same file as the text of the book.
Of course I can imagine this structure:
- text01.xhtml
- footnotes01.xhtml
- text02.xhtml
- footnotes02.xhtml
- text03.xhtml
- footnotes03.xhtml
and then and only then it would matter.
So I'm in favor of adding other.footnotes, but I'd love to hear a different opinion.
Edit: You are very fast.
After all, I will leave this post as an explanation for others.