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Old 12-30-2007, 06:40 AM   #176
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
Most DRM schemes allow for "common sense" levels of sharing.
"Common sense" in England must be different from here in the U.S.

Going back to what Sparrow said:
"It's common practice to lend books to friends, let someone else read an article in a magazine you've purchased, allow visitors to your home watch your DVDs."

DRM doesn't permit us to lend the eBook to a friend.
It doesn't let someone else read an article that I've paid for.
It doesn't let someone else watch my legally purchased DVD (if they live in another DVD region).

I have yet to see any DRM scheme that permits common sense levels of sharing.
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