Guido and others,
What I'm doing is rejecting the book with volumiinous comments to the
effect of whats up with the thing. They do read these, so if they
want it in the collection, they'll return it with more comments.
Then I can add synapses and employ random strippers to said text.
Then maybe it'll be usable and/or enjoyable to the reader.
Otherwise I feel no need to give up my designated stripper to said action
because s/he would be employed for too many hours on the project to be
profitable.
Ner
At 11:47 PM 6/14/2004, you wrote:
Sorry folks, but at this time you can't add comments if you release the book. Try instead to approve/upload the book. Then in the final approval page, add a comment and nuke the book. Just in case, add a similar comment in the final rejection page, as I am not sure which comment gets picked up from where. This is one of those tremendously obscure things which would require one of the Bookshare folks to give us some guidance. Gustavo, Jesse, Peter: anyone there?
Guido
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"Jana Jackson" <jana@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Hi, Noel! if the text is okay, you might want to just release it, with a
note in the Comments field to the effect that this particular book will need
a VERY patient validator! <Smile>
Jana
----- Original Message -----
From: "Noel Romey" <ner@xxxxxxxx>
To: <bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, June 14, 2004 9:24 PM
Subject: [bksvol-discuss] The World
> Hey guys,
> Just downloaded The World, submitted by Pamella Borts. I don't know what
> you guys think about these things because I've never gotten a book like
> this. The text, where it is, is relatively readable, but as the comments
> say, it has lots and lots, and I might repeat lots, of maps and
> charts. Typcal for a social studies book for sixth graders. Is it ok for
> me to reject this, as if I were reading it with a braille display or
> arrowing down, I'd have a hell of a time with it. And removing all
> graphics would take an aeon and a half. Any ideas?
>
> Ner
>
>
> Noel Romey
> Arkansas, USA
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> live journal: http://djner.livejournal.com
>
>
Noel Romey
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