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Originally Posted by ZodWallop
Nah, I see shades of gray myself.
If a book (or what have you) is legally available for sale, you should purchase it. But I have a fair number of movie novelizations and old, old sci-fi anthologies that were never (and likely will never) be officially released as e-books. And I don't feel bad about it at all.
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So if the copyright holder, for whatever reason, has withdrawn his work from publication, then you no longer feel his rights need to be respected?
When Bruce Springsteen refuses to license a song at any price to a political party he disagrees with, that party should feel free to use the song anyway, and Bruce shouldn't sue if they do?
What's the rationale?