Thread: Do you avoid DRM ebooks?
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Old 08-23-2010, 04:28 PM   #3
Alisa
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Nope. I detest DRM but I don't see it going away in the immediate future. It's more important to me to support ebooks in general right now. When the ebook market is big enough that the publishers have to care about its opinion, then I think we'll have some chance of getting them to stop punishing the people who actually pay for their books.
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