Okay. I decided to put my energy where my mouth is. (Does that phrase work when it's not money?) Oh well, I downloaded at random one of the fair scans. After spending about two hours with it, I have a book that is missing six pages. Except for this and an excess of blank lines, and no removal of headers, fixing of end-of-page hyphens or protecting pagination when blank pages appear between chapter, it was a very clean scan. Now I've ordered the book using the exact ISBN so as to be sure that the copies are identical, and I'll insert the missing pages and upload it again. I would rather have put that same amount of effort into creating a new scan that will equal the end product I will have when I'm done, but I thought I needed to at least go through the process to be sure that I wasn't just giving into my own bias to scan when talking about this topic. Had I been able to determine tat six ages were missing prior to putting about an hour's worth of work into it, I'd have rejected the book outright. Once a certain amount of effort is involved, I was reluctant to toss it out. Now it remains to be seen if I can figure out how to hold on to this book till I get my copy and fix it, and then if I can upload the corrected copy. Donna, who still doesn't like to validate!