Hello Dave. I made it clear at least twice in my message that those were
only suggestions. I know from experience that some things often get
overlooked. I was not trying to pick on anyone. Therefore, I don't really
appreciate you pointing out the obvious or feeling as though you needed to
correct me. I was only trying to be helpful as I mentioned. Since you
mentioned it, the only major requirement, apart from valid copyright, title
and author information is that the book is complete. Often one can guess
by looking at the last page whether it is complete or not, but not always
unless you actually read enough of it to get the context. I suppose I
should have mentioned that before, but I really thought it would be enough
mentioning twice at least that I was only making suggestions. I normally
don't include my original message, but Dave included it so I'm leaving it
here. Please point out how I was unclear that I was only trying to make a
few suggestions.
At 01:03 PM 6/15/2005 -0400, you wrote:
I feel obliged to point out to any of the newer validaters that this is Tony's personal methodology, and not a requirement of Bookshare. I didn't want to see anyone who is just getting into validating become overwhelmed by the prospect and just call it quits. The more you validate, the better you will get, the easier it will become, and the higher you will set the standard for your own personal efforts.
Dave
At 12:31 AM 6/15/2005, you wrote:Hi. That's good for you! That means $5 off your next renewal, and that always helps. However, I would like to suggest something. I don't mean to dampen your spirits or anything, but please do a thorough spell check to remove scanning errors. Some of them can be easily fixed with a search and replace, like the split words, but often the only way to find scanning errors is with a full reading through and using a spell checker. In this regard, I have a custom dictionary for Word that I have developed. It has both American and British spellings and has greatly helped me lately in validating. Here are a couple examples of what I mean:
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