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Old 02-07-2022, 04:38 PM   #50
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer View Post
One of the obscure things I like better about ebooks (or ereaders, I guess) is that I can turn off any and all progress indicators. Feeling/seeing how close I am to the end of a book is a actually a bit of a spoiler for me. There are easy assumptions about the outcome of plot threads I can make when I know I'm near the end that I can't make when I don't. Not knowing my position in a book/chapter is an ignorant bliss I've come to cherish quite a lot.
Yeah, it can be a bit spolerish when it seems things are resolving...oh wait, we're only 60% through the book?
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