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Originally Posted by violent23
In direct response to your first quote, have you considered that it is not mandatory to use Adobe's DRM infrastructure? If Adobe is unable to offer an acceptable experience with their engine the maybe it is Kobo's job to look to alternatives for providing a better .epub reading experience for it's customers, you know... because Kobo is the one charging consumers for what is to date an inadequate product.
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How exactly without using Adobe's DRM infrastucture, would you suggest that I borrow a library book? Purchase a DRMed epub? At this point in time, there are no real alternatives. Kobo has implemented their own DRM for use with their kepub ebooks but I doubt that even in their wildest dreams would anyone at Kobo expect the mass of publishers, libraries and ebook vendors to start supporting another proprietary DRM.
As for being an inadequate product? That is your opinion to which you are entitled. Expecting the majority of Kobo owners to agree with you? My opinion is that you are not going to find that agreement.