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Originally Posted by jhowell
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I don't believe that Amazon will need to face it at all. When customers ask why their EPUB is rejected they will just say that it isn't Kindle compatible and refer them back to whoever provided it. They are not going to discuss DRM removal and EPUB editing with customers.
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I suspect you are correct. Customers are going to be on their own with sending epubs. If Amazon does indeed refer them back to the provider, that's a GOOD THING, I'm thinking! I've seen too many epubs from reputable sources that didn't pass epubcheck and that's something that providers ought to be called on. Encoding issues likewise. I saw that Reddit post....
That said, I just ran an testing epub of mine through on email, and it converted exactly as expected.
I tried using the Send-to-Kindle app (downloaded & installed yesterday), but that does not seem to be working as yet. Or maybe it's me, as I've never tried to use it before now....