What to put when it's not a typo or a grammar error but still an error? (Resolved)

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What to put when it's not a typo or a grammar error but still an error? (Resolved)

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Hello, I was reading a book for a review and I noticed an error in the formatting of the dialogue, and I made note of all the pages that I found that error. When it was time to report the errors, I wasn't sure if it could be considered as one and it was said below the text box that I should've put on anyways and put a note in it but not consider as an error. My editor said I breach the guidelines by doing so, and now I'm confuse on how what I should've done.
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It's impossible to say without see thing specific example of the alleged error verbatim.
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So what did u submit for the report?
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Hi, I have an example here “ Just pretend you’re only talking to one person.
That’ll help you with the stage fright.””
The dialogue would end and then the next sentence in the same dialogue would be as if starting a new dialogue or a paragraph.
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Post by Nichalos Radisch »

Thank u but that doesn't clear up the question lol
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Hi,

Thank you for the inquiry. If there are formating errors, and they affect your enjoyment of the book, you can mention this within your review.

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