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Originally Posted by Sumanuil
I only remove DRM in the first place because Amazon's transcriptions are frequently terrible. For example, they changed every every "torc" into "tore" in a book literally called "The Golden Torc". Another turned every "cl" into a "d". If they had a human being checking the output, I wouldn't need to.
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Those look like OCR issues, which are publisher responsibilities. amazon does not "transcribe" or proof read, and there is no reason to expect them to do so, any more than every bookstore should read every title that they stock.
When such errors are that extensive and reported to amazon, amazon will issue a warning to the publisher to fix them or have the book pulled from amazon.