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Do you buy DRM-free books?
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Yes. I buy on ebooks dot com, where you can filter by the DRM-free critter. It is also a neat trick to discover new authors.
I do this absolutely out of personal opinion on the matter, and would rather buy dead-tree-and-ink than a closed version (that won't open on my e-reader anyway).
The whole - and excellent - Murderbot Diaries series is DRM-free ! I wonder what/who make the decision on that matter.
I agree with you. I bought two paperbooks, just because i refuse to buy DRM ebooks. Thank you so much for your reply, i will check out the website!
Thank's for the book tip, sounds promising!