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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
If you THINK you might want to remove DRM (and I'm not suggesting anyone do so), there's just no good reason to wait. In fact there's only risk by waiting. I can think of several ways that backup, DRMed copies of Amazon ebooks could be "stranded" with no way to liberate them. Leaving you to hope you'll still be able to download a new copy (and that the DRM scheme didn't change in the meantime).
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A personal example.
Last year sometime, I purchased three L. Sprague de Camp books from Amazon. All three were published by English publisher Gollancz, on their Gateway imprint. Sometime between then and now, they were no longer offered in the U.S. and they now longer appear on my "Manage Your Kindle" page. If they hadn't been download and DeDRMed, I would no longer have access to books I paid money for.
I download and remove DRM.