Printing is and remains people's work.
Despite the use of advanced machines, printing errors are not excluded. Because we, as editors, are intensively involved with it, we notice these mistakes earlier than you, the "normal" reader.
You should think of pages that press through on another page, stains on the paper and skewed pages. The latter is noticeable because the margins, top, bottom, left and right are unequal and therefore it appears as if the page is skewed.
It is now customary in the printing industry to accept a small margin of error.
This mainly concerns the number of printed copies, which deviate and any minor cutting errors. However, this may never be more than a certain percentage of the total number.

To gain insight into how often this occurs and in what numbers, we ask you to report these printing errors to us. Preferably with a photo. In this way we can, if necessary, submit a well-substantiated complaint to the printer.
A good example of this was recently forgotten by the printer to place the house number on the address label. He then had to reprint and send the Parson Post free of charge.
Printing is not cheap and in order to avoid unnecessary costs, it is therefore important to signal in time when there are too many errors in the printing.
Therefore report any printing errors (no textual errors!)
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Thanks in advance.