Prat Yet those "romance books" are very readable even with their errors. Now, if they were science or history text with dates, formulae and assorted other data, that would be a different story. What truly would be gained by declining those submissions given that they are light pleasure reading and little more. Yes, if you can figure out how the submitter could improve the quality without much cost or pain, you'd have some rationale. My hunch is that individual is doing those books for herself first and foremost; and thereafter sharing. I am all for quality improvement, teaching improved scanning techniques; but I cannot favor that at the expense of less material being available. I understand where you and Guido are coming from, but I don't see why Jesse's standards of acceptance from last August are suddenly not acceptible. This is an instance where it is not broken, so why fix it. The solution isn't eliminating those contributions; it is making certain that the downloaders understand the limitations of those submissions and, based on that, can make an informed decision of whether or not to retrieve those books. We'll have to agree to disagree as I doubt either side will give in to the other. And beyond that, it not our decision anyway!