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Old 02-06-2012, 02:37 PM   #79
MrsJoseph
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Originally Posted by carld View Post
I agree, DRM is a red herring, as are a lot of other complaints about the "complications" of ereaders. Buy a Kindle or a Nook, buy your books from Amazon or B&N, the way most of the general public does, and you'll hardly ever think about DRM or ebook "complications" again.

If you want to make things more complicated than that, well that's up to you.
*sigh* DRM is not a red herring.

DRM is an infestation that corrupts my ebook files.

Once you know something, you cannot un-know it. I already know that DRM is bothersome to me and is a pretty effective pair of golden handcuffs.
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