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Originally Posted by nikkie
The point that many of us are making is that we don't *want* the styling that the book has attached to it. If the publisher, for example, designs the book to look good on an e-Ink screen, but the font looks like garbage on an LCD screen, I want to be able to change it. Same with sizing. I simply don't understand why you would *want* to be locked into something.
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The styling a publisher chooses has a purpose. Personally, when i am reading a text which has an inset quote, i would like it to appear as...an inset quote. The same goes for font attributes... I don't want that information stripped out of the text. To suggest that this makes for a better reading experience makes little sense to me... But you don't care about such things, that's great.