Thread: Would you buy an e-book with DRM?
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Old 07-19-2010, 05:26 PM   #106
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Originally Posted by wodin View Post
If I boycott DRM, I might as well not have an ereader, and just kill a bunch of trees. Not to mention where would I store all of those pbooks?

I bought my readers to enhance my reading experience, not to limit it!
None of my purchased ebooks are DRM-restricted. Between those and the free ones (classics, samples, the Baen Free Library, etc.), I have somewhere around 2500 ebooks. I don't find that very limiting.

DRM, now, that's limiting.
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