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Part of the EFFs frustration is that the anti-DRM side were willing to compromise, by passing the standard with the addition of agreements to, for example, not
by Crespyl 9y ago
Part of the EFFs frustration is that the anti-DRM side were willing to compromise, by passing the standard with the addition of agreements to, for example, not sue security researchers who might try to fuzz a CDM or figure out how it worked.
It was the pro-DRM side that were unwilling to make even such a minimal good-faith compromise.
- eridius 9y agoHow many people of the anti-DRM side were willing to pass it anyway? Because judging by all of the HN commentary I've seen in the past there are plenty of people who are hard-line no DRM under any circumstances.