Thread: Do libraries expect you are hacking books?
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Old 05-21-2018, 10:53 PM   #66
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Originally Posted by delph View Post
2. Inevitably the book I've been waiting for for six months will become available when I'm in the middle of a doorstopper that I don't want to put down just yet, so I want to hang onto it long enough to read it.

Point 2 I consider no different from my friend who puts her Kindle in airplane mode to give herself more time to finish a book, which is possibly still a grey area.

This. The only reason I remove DRM from library books is to be able to read them at my leisure without worrying about looming due dates.
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