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In Russia, when a book is printed, publisher have to state a lot of meta-data on the page first: date, number of copies printed, font, paper quality. It's manda
by ilyak 17y ago
In Russia, when a book is printed, publisher have to state a lot of meta-data on the page first: date, number of copies printed, font, paper quality. It's mandatory, I think it's inherited from USSR.
My western books just do not carry such information. Which makes book examining a lot less fun!
So! I think that users have right to see the correct meta-data, and that it should be in fact enforced somehow.
Imagine a browser without an URL bar!