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Old 10-13-2014, 02:17 PM   #132
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Originally Posted by tompe View Post
Also stripping DRM deprives publisher of money in the case were you want the book in a different format and would have bought it if you did not strip DRM. Or in the case when the DRM maintainer disappear and you loose the book and have to buy a new one. I would suspect that it is not uncommon for people to buy the same book in different format since they need it on a new reader.
You really can't claim a lost sale for situations that have only arisen precisely because of the application of DRM. That's double-dipping, meta-crap right there.

"Without DRM, no one would be forced to buy the additional copies of books that DRM was forcing them to buy. Those are lost sales!"

That's just silly--no matter which side of the DRM argument you come down on.

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