Thread: Password-based DRM has a dim future
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Old 06-07-2011, 03:44 PM   #31
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Originally Posted by Steven Lyle Jordan View Post
Actually, when I said "everyone," I wasn't referring to the members of MR.

I was referring to everyone else; family, friends, co-workers, who don't hang around this site; and therefore don't understand how hostile and unappetizing the ebook atmosphere is for the average profit-driven writer, without the prospect of some sort of protection for their work.

But we were discussing password-based DRM, and it wasn't me who brought up (or espoused) piracy...
So the ebook authors like Konrath who have made a tidy living on their books came up with a completely unbreakable DRM scheme for their novels, did they?
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