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Originally Posted by DaleDe
Certainly the best end format is the one that works best on the target device. Even though BeBook supports ePUB the the mobi support is far better, and some devices do not support ePUB at all. There is no best end format, since there is no best device. The best is the one you can read.
Dale
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Originally Posted by mjh215
I think Z is just being a bit overzealous, mainly brought out by someone that repeatedly would tell every new user that Mobipocket was the best because it was the most widely supported. Strange how things turn and the same individual criticizes a person for doing what they did. 
The best format is certainly the best format that displays on a given users device + has features (cross-compatibility, ease of conversion, etc.) that the user holds valuable. I personally think that epub has the best all around qualities for an archival format.
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yes, and again, as i said, i was specifically referring to the best end format
for the original poster, who has a device which supports epub.
although if we were to compare the formats among themselves, based on their capabilities and without taking into account the device, i think it is safe to say that epub is the best format overall as well.
but that was not my point here.