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Originally Posted by Kris777
I agree with it. It is only one solution - don't buy DRMed books. In this case publishers will see that they loose money on DRMed book and get profit from DRM free books and will produce more and more DRM free books.
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The only problem with this is that most publishers, as far as I know, only provide either DRM or non-DRM eBooks. Therefore, without checking with other publishers they will never know exactly why their DRM eBooks aren't selling, unless someone writes them to let them know. I don't think anyone is suggesting letter-bombing the publishers about DRM, but a well worded explanation about why they lost $xx in eBook sales might be noted if several people send similar messages.
Then there are people like me who can no longer stand the idea of reading a paper book, but still want/need to be able read the latest book by my favourite author. In this case the publisher is getting $ for their DRM eBooks, but the publisher still doesn't know that over 60% of my eBook collection is legally acquired DRM free.