> It becomes culturally embedded in some bubbles The question is, how does this happen? Which brings us back to the "it's a service problem" thing. If your co

> It becomes culturally embedded in some bubbles The question is, how does this happen? Which brings us back to the "it's a service problem" thing. If your company is using intrusive DRM, lobbying for draconian laws, violating antitrust, filing menacing lawsuits against individuals or smaller companies etc. then it's not hard to see how a lot of people could conclude they have a moral obligation to never pay you a cent. And the same sentiment can affect the whole industry when companies in a position to don't push back against other companies doing those things, since the stink spreads to anyone using the same laundromat.