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I have always found it somewhat questionable to use a service like outline for paid content... I am very much against DRM services, but DRM-free advocacy effort
by krastanov 8y ago
I have always found it somewhat questionable to use a service like outline for paid content... I am very much against DRM services, but DRM-free advocacy efforts are hampered by people flocking to services like outline instead of paying for the content they want to consume (and content creators are pushed to embrace consumer-hostile DRM measures as well).
- MagicPropmaker 8y agoApparently this upstanding moral armchair-lawyer on Hacker News wants to comment on an IP theft case by stealing intellectual property! (I'm with you. I pay for my WSJ and don't complain about commercial news sources I don't pay for.)
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- spocklivelong 8y agoI'm not complaining about anything. All I stated is outline does not work with WSJ. I find it hard that WSJ charges $38.99/month[1], while I hardly read 5-10 articles a month? I would like to see some sort of pay-per-use or aggregated new service that I can subscribe to. [1]: https://store.wsj.com/v2/US/US/1110600005 https://store.wsj.com/v2/US/US/1110600005