Thread: DRM, Rentals, DRM-stripping and Morality
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Old 08-30-2011, 06:20 PM   #55
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Originally Posted by Catlady View Post
It seems to me totally unrealistic to expect readers to rise up and boycott DRM-ed books. Books are not fungible. If I want to read Anne Perry's latest, I'm not content to substitute some other author's non-DRM-ed mystery for it--I want to read Anne Perry, and that's that. Why should I deprive myself when I can easily overcome the annoyance of DRM?
Completely agree. Reading is one of my greatest pleasures in life, and I'm not going to deny myself over something that is rather trivial in my eyes.
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