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Standard Ebooks manual 1.9.1: titlepage, imprint, half title and colophon rules
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What this guide covers
A note for ebook producers on one part of the Standard Ebooks Manual of Style, version 1.9.1, as captured on 2026-11-05. It paraphrases the numbered rules for the opening and closing pages of an ebook. These are that project's own conventions, not EPUB requirements, and the manual changes.
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Guide title
Standard Ebooks manual 1.9.1: titlepage, imprint, half title and colophon rules
Coverage
A note for ebook producers on one part of the Standard Ebooks Manual of Style, version 1.9.1, as captured on 2026-11-05. It paraphrases the numbered rules for the opening and closing pages of an ebook. These are that project's own conventions, not EPUB requirements, and the manual changes.
Useful starting points
- Treat these as Standard Ebooks house conventions; check them before applying them to an ebook for another publisher.
- Colophon dates after year 1 CE go in time elements, and years before 1 CE are left unwrapped.
- Anonymous contributors keep an Anonymous metadata entry even where the colophon uses a different label.
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