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Originally Posted by tomsem
Well, this is not true. I send ePub v3 (e.g. as converted by calibre) to send to kindle and they work fine.
But if it is not valid ePub (whether 2 or 3) in the first place, there's a good chance Send to Kindle will not accept them.
In that case, one needs to determine the nature of the invalidity and fix it (and maybe consider not getting ePub from that source in the future). Feeding it to calibre to convert to ePub 2 is not guaranteed to clean up these issues.
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I have seen some retail ePub have errors when verified with epubcheck. So the best solution is to check with epubcheck and if there are any errors, fix them in the editor.