Thread: interesting take on DRM
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Old 10-14-2008, 01:29 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by bill_mchale View Post
Nate,
While, I sympathize with the intent of the cartoon, I am not a fan of going to jail . As a result, my solution will be simple. If it is DRM'd, I will not buy it.. period!. There are plenty of books out there, even newer titles, that lack DRM. The best way I can show my displeasure is to only buy non DRM'd books. Fictionwise's multiformat will get my support; Kindle and Sony and others will not.

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Bill
Sorry, but by the logic of Secretary Paulson and Fed chairperson Bernanke, by refusing to buy, you are stealing sales from deserving RIAA members and are therefore pirates! Go turn yourself in and take your punishment!

Derek
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