Customers and
readers report errors in the text to Amazon, who will judge whether or not they will pull the book from the shelf for its errors.
«Customers and
readers report errors in the text to Amazon» — sounds to me like ZON is not going to be auto - checking your books.
Not exact matches
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These «
errors» have given Vestiges an infamous reputation with later
readers, but they weren't (usually) the fault of Chambers, who was pretty accurately
reporting current science.
In order to catch
errors before the e-book officially go on sale, publishers sometimes lean on a small group of
readers to
report content
errors (ARCS).
It is not available on the companies Android or iOS apps, which means that the Fire Tablets have no way for
readers to
report errors.
Their hope is that a small number of people who have read the complete book for the purpose of doing a review, will
report any content
errors directly to the author, publisher or the website that the advanced
reader copy was downloaded from.
A best practice is to give your beta
readers some rules and guidelines for exactly how to
report errors to you.
More needs to be done though, i don't really thing its hard to take the content
error reporting engine from the e-ink
readers and apply it to the Android app or iOS apps.
More needs to be done though, i don't really thing its hard to take the content
error reporting engine from the e-ink
readers and apply it to the Android app or iOS apps.Nook, Apple, Google, and Kobo are basically doing nothing to make people aware of e-books with
errors, as I said a few days ago, this is inexcusable»
Reader -
reported errors and fumbles that creep in during revisions Read more about Why did the editor miss
errors in your book?
The thing about this kind of eBook formatting
error is that it is not something that
readers would
report to you, but it is wrong nonetheless.
The damage is done if even one
reader finds [too many]
errors and
reports such in an online review.
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Readers of the JMW article would never know the extent of this statistical
error — assuming they recognized it to begin with — since he merely
reported four means shown above.
This is invariably necessary b / c multivariate regression outputs (typically
reported in tables of regression coefficients and associated precision measures such as t - statistics, standard
errors, and stupefying «p - values») invariably defy meaningful interpretation by even stats - sophisticated
readers.
It states on the Met
READER Data page «The surface aws data are currently being re-proccessed after an
error was
reported by Gavin Schmidt in the values for Harry AWS (2/2/09)» Sorry if I have missed something.
The bottom line is that this Tyndall
report, rather than provide a glimpse of how a low - carbon economy would be possible, makes seeming
errors of omission (agro-forestry solutions) and commision (CCS, shift to predominantly service / hitech economy) that leaves
readers wondering if it seriously ever attainable.