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Old 10-12-2014, 07:14 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by meeera View Post
I'm not 100% against watermarking, but at the same time it's not completely innocuous. Someone could be wrongfully accused/convicted of copyright violation if someone else copied their books without consent.
But how do you balance that against the deterrent effect that watermarking undoubtedly has in preventing people from giving copies of their books to other people? I think personally that the balance has to be in favour of watermarking: it imposes no limits on what you can legally do with your books, and certainly acts as a deterrent to giving copies of your books to other people.

I would say that it's your responsibility to take reasonable precautions against anyone copying your books without consent. Eg, if you have a computer which is physically accessible to other people, make sure that you use a password to protect it.
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