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Old 09-28-2007, 09:46 AM   #60
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Originally Posted by Lemurion View Post
Personally I think the only way to change their mind about DRM (and it's a slow way) has nothing to do with piracy. That will just feed their fears. What we as consumers have to do is not only refuse to buy DRM-crippled product, but also buy DRM-free products. If they see that DRM-free means more sales they're more likely to take that route. Having said that it's vital to vote with your dollars and actually buy the products you believe in.
I entirely agree with you, Lemurion. Clearly the way to encourage publishers that DRM is unnecessary is to boost the sales of DRM-free books. Pirating DRM-protected books, as balok suggests, will do nothing other than to confirm the view of those publishers that DRM is necessary to fight the pirates.
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