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Agreed. Things like inset quotes, bold, italics etc. should be supported and display as intended.
But otherwise I want to be able to change the font size, read all my books in the same font etc. etc.
As I said, for the most part text is text to me. And a central advantage of e-books is the ability to change font size etc. and not be stuck with the font size the publisher picked etc. I don't care about pagination, justification (as long as there aren't huge gaps on every page etc.)--text is text.
But yeah, things like inset quotes etc. should be maintained. But stuff like that is so seldom in fiction which is about all I read in ebooks anyway, that it's not a major worry of mine.
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