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Old 02-02-2011, 01:12 PM   #297
Catlady
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Here's my question, and I really want to know the answer:

Why is it legally and morally acceptable for me to copy my own paper book to a digital file--just as I can rip mp3s from my own CDs--but not legally and morally acceptable for me to obtain a digital file of that same book from someone else?
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