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I'm afraid that I don't see what you're trying to accomplish by this. Its only impact is going to be to increase the sale of DRM-protected eBooks - is that what you want? The only way to take a stance against DRM is to refuse to buy such books. DRM circumvention does nothing to harm publishers who use DRM, and isn't that what your ultimate goal is?
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I'm not sure this is 100% true. I can certainly see that viewpoint, but once the DRM is know to be ineffectual it's about as useful as a chocolate teapot. It's no longer going to deliver the purported "benefits" that are so often touted by those who believe in it.
If all of a sudden we see and increase in the sales of books "protected" by a defunct DRM that's a clear sign that people don't want DRM, but want the product...