I deliberately write on my Client CD's with a Sharpie for this very purpose. If it degrades the CD after a while, great. It only needs to last them long enough to use the image for the first time, not posterity. I hope it does make my CD's unreadable soon after they get used.
Dear Paul
I have never liked the built in obsolescence culture, but perhaps there is a legitimate excuse for us considering this approach. So perhaps there is a gap in the market for CD labels that will ensure unreadability in let's say 2 years from being supplied?
Any suggestions on a label that is capable of achieving such a requirement?
Tongue firmly in cheek
Cheers
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