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Old 02-03-2013, 08:43 PM   #40
JSWolf
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Originally Posted by Elfwreck View Post
There are people who claim that correct spelling and use of commas are just too much of a bother. The fact that a lot of people want to ignore production standards doesn't mean it's reasonable to accept their laziness as the default.

Currently, the problem is that ereaders don't consistently support soft hyphens. Whether or not it would be "easy" to add the Tex hyphenation routine to readers, authors and publishers should be able to establish specific hyphenations for unique words--character and place names, scientific or magical terms, neologisms that haven't been added to the protocols yet, and so on.
Sure, for specific words. But not for every word that could possibly have a hyphen. That's what I was disagreeing with.
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