> An author, and by extension the vehicle that they choose to shepherd their work after death, should have full rights to do whatever with their work. Nope, no

> An author, and by extension the vehicle that they choose to shepherd their work after death, should have full rights to do whatever with their work. Nope, not with the sold copies. Not to mention copyright terms in the US are ridiculously overextended by congressmen comfortably sitting in Disney's pocket. So no argument about "extension" plays anymore - they overplayed their hand so hard there it is not even close to something natural, it's purely "the law is what I can buy" now.