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Old 04-20-2014, 07:02 AM   #16
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Yes, this message is an off-topic, and sarcastic, and satiric. I'm angry with Moblieread because I was not intended to foment piracy.
To be fair, you mention anyone buying books in your circle sends them to you so you can share them between you all "my mom, another for my girlfriend, another for mine and so on"? You posted a feature request asking for help to do this automatically. Yes it's not wholesale piracy, but it is pretty obviously discussing a way to automate the process of removing DRM and sharing your books.

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It is our policy that while DRM removal may be discussed in the abstract, providing detailed how-to instructions, uploading of DRM-removal tools, or linking to sites where these tools or detailed instructions are provided is forbidden at MobileRead.
Don't take it personally, you simply can't discuss how to remove DRM on this site, there's no need to get mad about it.
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Old 04-20-2014, 10:04 AM   #17
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Yes, this message is an off-topic, and sarcastic, and satiric. I'm angry with Moblieread because I was not intended to foment piracy....
The way I read your post suggested that you were using different Calibre libraries for family and was simply as you put it "acting as the Librarian" and looking for an automated way to return the books back to the original owner's kindles after passing through Calibre. I did not infer from your post that you were sharing the books between all members of your family.
However, that particular feature COULD EASILY be used for piracy and so the Moderators were being ultra careful (though not particularly tactful ). As was said previously by soulfuldog, don't take it personally.
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Old 04-22-2014, 09:28 AM   #18
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To be fair, you mention anyone buying books in your circle sends them to you so you can share them between you all "my mom, another for my girlfriend, another for mine and so on"? You posted a feature request asking for help to do this automatically. Yes it's not wholesale piracy, but it is pretty obviously discussing a way to automate the process of removing DRM and sharing your books.

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Don't take it personally, you simply can't discuss how to remove DRM on this site, there's no need to get mad about it.
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The way I read your post suggested that you were using different Calibre libraries for family and was simply as you put it "acting as the Librarian" and looking for an automated way to return the books back to the original owner's kindles after passing through Calibre. I did not infer from your post that you were sharing the books between all members of your family.
However, that particular feature COULD EASILY be used for piracy and so the Moderators were being ultra careful (though not particularly tactful ). As was said previously by soulfuldog, don't take it personally.
Well, I'm not taking this at personal level, I'm only complaining about double standards. Same person closed thread, talks about de-DRM without trouble (https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...2&postcount=12).

I think we need to be more free, and defend our freedom with less hypocrisy and prudery. You can read here my reaction (http://kindleman.blogspot.com.es/201...nueces-de.html). It is a little bit literary Spanish, then automatic translator doesn't do a good job and I don't know enough English to create an equivalent translation.

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Old 04-22-2014, 11:24 AM   #19
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That post you have linked to only mentions DRM removal, and doesn't give any instruction on how to do so. That's the key difference, as per the quote from the FAQ "DRM removal may be discussed in the abstract, providing detailed how-to instructions is forbidden".

Good luck with figuring out a way to do what you'd like to with auto importing to Calibre, but I'm not sure there is any way to ask for feedback on how to do so without falling foul of mobileread's policy.
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That post you have linked to only mentions DRM removal, and doesn't give any instruction on how to do so. That's the key difference, as per the quote from the FAQ "DRM removal may be discussed in the abstract, providing detailed how-to instructions is forbidden".
Well, I didn't talked about how to remove DRM, I talked about a new feature not related to DRM/Piracy in any way than the fact that can be used by pirates, as Calibre itself can be. Remember: we manufacture knifes despite the fact that they can be used to kill people... and cut tomatoes.

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Good luck with figuring out a way to do what you'd like to with auto importing to Calibre, but I'm not sure there is any way to ask for feedback on how to do so without falling foul of mobileread's policy.
In hard times, hard solutions: I can implement it by myself. I only need to remember my [relatively] long-unused python skills. But if I have to digg into Calibre code, I prefer to do my automatic tool using calibre command line tools for conversion.
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