Thread: DRM Good or Bad?
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Old 03-20-2012, 08:09 PM   #32
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Originally Posted by Lazer View Post
Here is my quote: "you that don't buy DRM'd books, no problem, you're not my market" –thus I didn't say DRM is limiting my audience. (maybe I'm wrong!) My first book HAS been pirated and I don't think I'm getting any benefit from it–it's a guide for the criminal investigator. Maybe I'm naive here but people that buy pirated books just aren't my market. My second book is about a criminal case I worked years ago about trafficking in wildlife with all sorts of ugly twists and turns.
Er. People who don't buy DRM'd books buy non-DRM'd books. They're not admitting to piracy when they say "I don't buy DRM'd books". Was that unclear, or have I misunderstood your quote?
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