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"Not necessary with digital copies." Unless some student loses access to their books because they violated some third-party library's policy about reading thei
by betterunix 14y ago
"Not necessary with digital copies."
Unless some student loses access to their books because they violated some third-party library's policy about reading their books. I see all sorts of conditions on using electronic books at my university's library -- conditions that are enforced by a service provider, not the university.
Sometimes, RMS can be prophetic:
https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/right-to-read.html https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/right-to-read.html
- meaty 14y agoAgree with this a million times over. I do actually use an e-reader (Kobo touch) but it's been hacked to register and remove any network access possibility and only gets DRM free epubs and PDFs put near it.