Thread: Do you correct your ebooks?
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Old 07-29-2009, 03:03 AM   #17
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Never. I'm not bothered by poorly OCR'd material or extra line brakes. If I can follow the flow of the story, and figure out the intended word, I have no desire to stop my reading to fix a mistake. If I were passing my books on to others it would be a different case, but as long as I can read it, it's fine just for me.

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