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Old 10-13-2014, 08:34 PM   #175
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Originally Posted by BearMountainBooks View Post
Yes, I understand that by adding DRM I am inconveniencing a few of my customers. To avoid that, I sell most of my books direct from my site. If they wish to avoid the removal step, they can buy the books there. I try to be a reasonable seller. I try to accommodate and still protect my livelihood. Do not take my protective steps personally. It is not about you. It's not an 'accusation.' It is utilizing tools that are available to me to make the best decisions possible.
Just curious -- how did you discover that people who buy from your website are less likely to do casual sharing (and thus are less in need of DRM restrictions)?
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