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Originally Posted by HarryT
With all due respect, I think the best way to "fight" DRM is not to buy from those publishers who use it. Buy books from those publishers "enlightened" enough to sell DRM-free material. Buying DRM-protected books and then removing the DRM sends entirely the wrong "message" to the publisher.
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Where did you come up with the idea that it was wise to pursue only one tactic in a potential engagement?
Buy DRM free where what you want is available - as with fiction (always more books to read than you can afford or have time for anyway).
For textbooks where that is not necessary and option - remove the DRM.
The two tactics are in no way mutually exclusive.