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That analogy doesn't work because the people doing the waterboarding have the power to choose not to use torture in the first place. Whereas the W3C can't choos
by shawnz 8y ago
That analogy doesn't work because the people doing the waterboarding have the power to choose not to use torture in the first place. Whereas the W3C can't choose for content producers to not use DRM--they will do it regardless.
- wolfgke 8y ago> That analogy doesn't work because the people doing the waterboarding have the power to choose not to use torture in the first place. The Hollywood studios also have the power not to enforce having to use DRM on their licensees.
- icebraining 8y agoRight, but nobody is defending them.