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Originally Posted by exaltedwombat
The inline ToC may contain information beyond plain, functional chapter and section references. It may just be styled more prettily! What's the advantage in hiding it?
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1) It meets the PC requirement of One Size Fits All [cases]. It is no longer PC to put another book at a disadvantage because you have a fancier TOC than a poorer book has.
2) It makes it fit the required
minimalistic style requirement of tiny phone screen readers (along with no fonts, no images, no font-face changes. And
No fun. ).
3) It makes the book smaller bytewise so it loads faster.
Wait! Advantage? That is not PC
