What do you think of deckle-edged paper and French flaps?

whatever burns the best

I do not like deckled edges. I prefer gold-gilt on all edges :).

I don't mind it on hardcovers, but it bothers me on softcovers. I don't know why.

Loathe them, like my autism actively prevents me from purchasing any novels with deckle edges
French flaps are fine but there are hardly any books in my collection that contain them

>>8765391
Loathe it.

>>8765391
its kind of embarrassing but it makes turning so much easier

>>8765396
this

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>>8765391

It's okay, kind of casual

>>8765391
As a materialist, I think they add a fine aesthetic quality. I have no trouble turning a page, because I actually know how to turn a page.

>>8765391

'Deckle edge' is my new pejorative for a /lit/ contrarian

>>8765473

An exceptional kek, my friend.

>>8765391
I didn't like deckle-edges at first but they kind of grew on me.

>>8765391
I like to rub them on my face desu

>>8765473
We heard it here first.

>>8765391
It looks like a building made of paper.

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>>8765456
>As a materialist

>>8765473
don't cut yourself on that deckle edge

>>8765899
I can't help it.

LOVE IT

>>8765456
>I think they add a fine aesthetic quality
I'm sorry to call you out, friendo, but please don't write, or talk, or think like this