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Funkle · Today, 01:24 AM

Well, while we are complaining, I don't believe the term "quality control" quite applies to literature, unless some pages fell out when you "flipped to."

TickTockChuck · Today, 01:31 AM

I really want this as I consider the Submariner the most iconic Rolex.

TickTockChuck · Today, 01:41 AM

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Originally Posted by harvey

ffs quit your moaning and let people enjoy their purchase…

I would have to agree.

Scholar · Today, 04:50 AM

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Originally Posted by harvey

ffs quit your moaning and let people enjoy their purchase…

Embarrassing. It’s a history book. Missing the facts defeats the purpose. I own the book myself. Should I be happy about getting a book that fails at its purpose?

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Originally Posted by Funkle

Well, while we are complaining, I don't believe the term "quality control" quite applies to literature, unless some pages fell out when you "flipped to."

I’m an editor. Fact-checking is absolutely a quality control process.

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