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Old 01-20-2009, 03:35 AM   #30
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Originally Posted by Elfwreck View Post
Removing those abilities from ebooks makes them a very different kind of purchase (and it is "purchase," not "lease of some usage rights," despite what some publishers claim), and means DRM is limiting my rights to use my property.
If you read the terms and conditions on the web site you're buying from, you'll be fully informed before you buy precisely what it is that you're buying. I think you'll find that you are buying a restricted licence. This is a fact, not merely "what some publishers claim".

If you find the terms of sale objectionable the choice is simple - exercise your choice as a consumer not to buy.

All the information is there for you to see before you make your purchase.
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