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Originally Posted by InlawBiker
While I'm as anti-DRM as anybody (probably more than most), I feel that if you own a Kindle there is no point in complaining. Its limitations are well known. Just because you cannot skirt the rules any longer because of Topaz is besides the point.
I know all this, I'm a Kindle owner. I bought it used knowing the limitations so I'm not going to complain, it's my own fault for supporting them I suppose. The real answer here is to not buy a Kindle or ANY DRMed book if you disagree with their licensing scheme. Personally I have never bought an ebook from Amazon for more than $2 and I doubt I ever will. But if I do I won't complain about their DRM policy because I will have implicitly agreed to it by purchasing from them.
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I'm not complaining. Actually, I was happy Amazon has such a great, easy return policy. No hassle. Like I said, I usually don't buy Topaz books. And should Topaz format increase in use, then I will probably stop buying from Amazon, as well. That's not a complaint but a reality based on my likes and dislikes about ebook formats.