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Old 03-16-2011, 10:29 AM   #60
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Originally Posted by Elfwreck View Post
I agree, however, that trying to treat ebooks as just another format of book, like hardcover or paperback, is not working well. But the consumers aren't the ones who have to stop that; publishers have to stop pretending that ebooks are just a book format that they can put extra locks on.
Actually, there are not treating ebooks the same as every other format of books. Every other format, I can sell and give away. And the publisher isn't able to take the book back from me once I bought it. An ebook I can't sell, can't give away and if it fancies the publisher, they could remove all copies from my bookshelf.

If they would treat an ebook the same as pocket, hardcover, or any other format, it would not have DRM, it would not have that agreement that I won't sell or give away the book and they would never be allowed to enter my bookshelf.
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