Thread: Password-based DRM has a dim future
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Old 06-07-2011, 10:09 AM   #24
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And everyone wonders why I haven't been writing...
Yes, because downloading a pirated copy in order to bypass an incredibly invasive biometric DRM is exactly the same thing as stealing food from an author's mouth.

I know the view is bad from your high horse, but some people who download DRM-free copies to avoid malware do so AFTER purchasing a legal copy so that they can still support the author. But if you want to spend time complaining about Jack Sparrow instead of writing, don't let me stop you.
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