Date: Tue, 14 Jun 2016 06:41:53 -0700
From: Robin Lee Powell <rlpowell@digitalkingdom.org>
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So our EPUB didn't pass any of the automated tests that Ingram Spark
specified (oops).  This led to major revisions in terms of the
markup details of all versions except the PDF, but especially the
EPUB.  We now roll our own EPUB by hand (it turns out it's just a
specially formatted zip file with XHTML in it, so we just use the
section-chunked version of the CLL plus a bunch of post-processing).

There were also some bug fixes to the content; see
http://lojban.org/publications/cll/CHANGELOG for complete details of
the latest revision.  Props to 101001000100001 for the great catch
(we had things like "Example 5.5" in a few places that were raw text
instead of links, and hence completely wrong).

Oh, also, I added a changelog.  :D

I have just uploaded the EPUB and print versions 2016-06-12 to
Ingram Spark.

Assuming that all goes well with those uploads (and in particular
that they show up on Amazon as two versions of the same book, a
point abuot which I am extremely skeptical), I'm pretty much done
with CLL work.

Like, "hey Robin you're the one most familiar with the process can
you roll new versions?" is fine, but I've lost literally hundreds
(probably over a thousand) hours of my life to this thing, so now
that it's up and running I'm basically out.

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