Jim Adcock wrote:
just as in PG-land the lack of standards are causing texts to be distributed to users frequently missing or duplicating letters and words and in some cases whole paragraphs.
Errors in PG's files should be reported to the Errata system: errata2010_AT_pglaf.org Error reports should be as specific as possible. Mention the etext number, the line number(s), the line(s) of text in question, and the proposed correction(s) to each. If there are many errors, feel free to download and correct the existing files, and send them to the above address. (Don't re-wrap; don't touch the PG header or footer.) If you feel that a text can be fixed only by a complete re-do (maybe it's missing the illustrations, the index, or whatever), feel free to download a scanset, get a copyright clearance, and have at it. When the new fileset is submitted through the normal process, mention the text number that it's an update/correction/replacement for. The original producer's credit will be added to yours, the original etext will be archived, and the new version posted (under the original etext number). Simply complaining about errors isn't useful, nor are general complaints, especially concerning older texts, such as "italics aren't shown" or "all-caps are used for italics, not underscores". Al