Hello All:
This is Aidee, one of the proofreaders. I have a question for all of you. I
was wondering if anyone could explain to me how book quality is determined?
I know that "publisher quality" is used to designate books that have been
submitted by BookShare's publisher partners, and, I'm guessing, any authors
that contribute their books. But what about the other quality ranks, like
"excellent," "good," and so on? If you can point me to somewhere that
already has an answer, I'd appreciate it. I just recently submitted a
quality report on a book with a lot of punctuation issues throughout the
book and some other issues that apparently only show up in the BRF file of
the book, and I've been told that these issues won't be fixed. However, the
book's quality is listed as excellent, which made me wonder how that kind of
designation is determined.
Thank you all so much for your time and help. Hopefully my question makes
sense.
