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Old 06-18-2023, 02:41 PM   #73
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
For those who do like a lot of excess space when reading, what's the reason behind it?
Symmetry. For me a text that is not symmetrical is an aesthetically ugly text and I find it unpleasant to read. In fact all the promotional images of Kobo e-readers have wide side margins, very different from the pictures published here. I agree more with Kobo's advertisers. Depending on the reading software I use (which varies a lot from one e-reader to another), I adjust the margins more or less, but I always try to keep the text as symmetrical as possible. With headers and footers, I find it impossible to use a narrow side margin. I prefer to sacrifice text in favour of aesthetics. But like almost everything in this life it is a matter of personal taste.
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