Rob. Point to where I said the ability to commit it means you will? You can't so moving on, And frankly I'm one of the very few here not obsessing.
Like it or not no matter how you get the content you're not buying the content. In fact even when you buy a CD you do not own the content you ALWAYS purchase a limited use lisence. Like it or not that is a fact and always has been. Notice that nowhere did I say "the ability to commit it means you will."
What I have said is, don't like DRM don't pay for it. Infinitely more logical than entering into a lisence agreement then complaining you don't like it. Like many people it sounds like you simply entered into a deal you didn't understand. You thought you owned the content and you never did.
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Rob. Point to where I said the ability to commit it means you will? You can't so moving on, And frankly I'm one of the very few here not obsessing.
Like it or not no matter how you get the content you're not buying the content. In fact even when you buy a CD you do not own the content you ALWAYS purchase a limited use lisence. Like it or not that is a fact and always has been. Notice that nowhere did I say "the ability to commit it means you will."
What I have said is, don't like DRM don't pay for it. Infinitely more logical than entering into a lisence agreement then complaining you don't like it. Like many people it sounds like you simply entered into a deal you didn't understand. You thought you owned the content and you never did.