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Old 02-14-2010, 10:19 AM   #15
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Originally Posted by rhadin View Post
I have started a Hall of Shame for poorly edited or formatted ebooks at my blog An American Editor. For details on participating, how to submit your entries, and what is permissible, go to Hall of Shame: An Introduction. I expect to make the posts of what I receive on Saturdays but not necessarily every Saturday.
I read the post about the first four reader nominations today:
http://americaneditor.wordpress.com/...me-nominees-1/

I find it interesting that the first two are e-book editions of print books and the third is a print book (a print book about publishing, no less). One of the worst examples of e-book editing I read was an e-book edition of a print book. (I'm pretty sure it was another eReads edition.) I reported the errors to FictionWise, but I didn't dare download the corrected version because I didn't want to read that book again.

I posted about the Hall of Shame on another board because I know some people who have strong feelings about editing hang out there. Maybe you'll get some more nominations. Knowing the memnbers, you'll get very detailed examples.
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