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Originally Posted by ScalyFreak
No, it doesn't.
Can we drop this now and go back to discussing DRM with people who possess basic reading comprehension, please? The exit is right behind you, just start walking backwards and someone will open it for you and close it after you leave.
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You seemed so concerned about insults a couple of posts ago.
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Originally Posted by ScalyFreak
No, she just knows her friends and knows how they've acted in the past, and has modified her own behavior to avoid causing unnecessary conflicts with her friends. That doesn't mean that anyone is being judged.
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And from that moment on she didn't make any new friends free from behavior of the old ones?
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Originally Posted by ScalyFreak
What is wrong with you people and your custom definitions of words whenever the real definition doesn't help you make your point?  |
We can get to a dictionary:
judge: To form an opinion or estimation of after careful consideration: judge heights; judging character.
MrsJoseph estimated of after careful consideration that her friends wouldn't return borrowed books. That means that she judged them.
On topic:
The article from the OP doesn't say much. I've actually seen more on
TorrentFreak. One of these things is that the study will be published in a paper called: “Music Downloads and the Flip Side of Digital Rights Management Protection”, so I guess that it doesn't relate directly to ebooks since it's pretty much about music.
They do have a nice logo:
