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Why not do both?  General readers will appreciate the writer's intended order and researchers will appreciate the true to original order.  A quality web presentation of this material would do both and document why.

The ability to present a set of images in more than one order is a required feature for your website.  It is not technically difficult, just think how many shopping carts you can re-order according to price and other criteria. 
Sue Adams
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On 09/11/2013 08:28, Kath Posner wrote:
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Dear list-users,

We have recently had a private journal from the First World War which was in a very delicate state digitized, and intend to publish it on the Web (once we've worked out Copyright etc.). However on close study I notice that the pages have actually been bound in the wrong order, so my question is should I

a) keep the digitized version as a 'true' record of the hard copy with the first five pages somewhere around page 100 or
b) re-order the images to give a 'true' reflection of what the writer intended?

What would most people do?

Thanks

Kath Posner
Librarian/Archivist, The Naval & Military Club
London
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