The question Which ereaders support the EPUB3 format? is list question where the answer will vary overtime. Should it be converted to a community wiki question?
@eyal (OP) has argued in the comments that he supports this action.
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My argument is simple; the subject matter for this site is relatively narrow. Having some canonical, updatable answers available will make it a useful resource for the larger audience of ereader users.
I asked this question because I saw it as a useful followup for someone reading the answer to what is the difference between epub2 and epub3. It was the first thing I wondered after reading that question, and I think the answer to it should be here as well.
I think this usefulness overrides the drawback - that such a question is not ideally suited for Stack Exchange sites because it needs to be updated.
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Yup. It's the sort of question that is worth establishing as a reference, and it can be updated as time goes on. There's precedent for establishing canonical questions/answers across the network. Dec 21, 2013 at 7:06
Makes sense…
Meaning: I would surely agree that it would be fit as a wiki-question. We will have to expect frequent updates, but it would definitely represent a valuable resource to the ebook community, both from a reader's as well as from a publisher's point of view.
