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Originally Posted by pilotbob
So I was saying that you agree not to buy things with DRM and then say you buy LIT and remove the DRM. Not the same thing at all.
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You're nitpicking. DRM that I can remove in 20 seconds I don't count as DRM.
EDIT: Let me be more specific... what we have here is a formal logical fallacy, an equivocation (a more specific form of a misunderstanding). When you say DRM, your concept is something like definition A: "an electronic protection scheme". My concept would more closely match definition B: "an electronic protection scheme that restricts my use of purchased content". LIT DRM would fall under definition A, but not definition B; I can remove it in under 20 seconds, and therefore it does not impede on my uses of the content.
We define DRM differently.