For people who read ePub files on their eReaders, what are your preferences for the format? I'm converting Creative Commons writing into ePub files, but I want to make sure they're reader-friendly. So I'm wondering:

• What sort of formatting and fonts do you prefer?
• What sort of meta information would you like in a header, besides Author and Title?
• Anything else I can't think of.

I use a nook touch

• fonts and formatting: Most of my readings are done using the default font from the reader, son can't really help you there
• meta information: date of publication (and or version/edition number), and publisher (if applicable, otherwise/also an url), license, language (I guess English in your case), and a short blurb on the content.
• a table of contents, and a cover (but only for the 'cute' factor)

Times or Palatino. They're the standard because they work well. Anything else is distracting.
I guess textbooks and so on can use unusual fonts and layouts though. And scientific papers pretty much have to use Computer Modern. But I doubt you're writing either of those.

I want to know more about this but the thread is 2 years old.

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誰か居ませんか？

Anyone else?