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screw up the story presentation. It doesn't matter how much trouble I got to in making the story look nice nice and be easy to read with lots of white space, the moment it's converted to epub, mobi, etc for Kindle or Nook or iPad 90% of the formatting is thrown out and it comes out like a huge block of jumbled text. The only two ways I've been able to get the story presented right on the Internet are to provide it in basic html or as a pdf file.
I know I'm not the only person upset with the way the text looks in the proprietary formats, but the companies putting them out don't care, they just want their few bucks per story and a wad of cash for the reader. For a fully adjustable display, the best answer is basic html and let it adjust to suit the user's defaults.
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