I can see the case of how it might be fair use. And yet I don't want to be stuck with digital libraries that attempt to impose dead-tree limitations onto ebook

I can see the case of how it might be fair use. And yet I don't want to be stuck with digital libraries that attempt to impose dead-tree limitations onto ebooks. Some of the greatest (and natural/intrinsic) benefits from encoding books in digital form include that: - they can potentially be read simultaneously by an unlimited number of readers (like web pages) - they can potentially be duplicated and distributed anywhere on the internet, essentially for free (like email) - they don't need to be returned to the library Shouldn't we be taking advantage of these intrinsic benefits rather than trying to suppress them?