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I don't think the choice of which DRM to use was as much of a factor as what concessions had to be made to get the MPAA's permission to allow their content to be distributed legally on BTEN.

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'go back to'?

I think the phrase you were looking for was "continue using because there is no reason to do anything otherwise."
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That is the solution to piracy. We're sick and tired of paying for every little thing. I want a pass to everything. All software, all video, all music. I don't care if I'm never even going to see it. I just don't want to bother with their outdated business models. That is the allure of torrents. No crap from said business models slowing down progress. Innovation.]]>Mar 6th 2007 10:31PM