Re: [Trisquel-users] W3C bullied to push DRM into HTML5. FSF campaign failed.

[shiretoko]

I think almost everyone of us (except rms) makes little concessions on things  
which aren't good, but acceptable (think of the bios).
DRM is bad, but it has many different levels.
I personally don't refuse to watch or even buy a dvd although it might be  
encrypted. It takes away some freedom, but I'm able to lent my dvd to my  
friend, sell it and it's even possible to break the handcuffs. This is the  
maximum I accept.
Things like steam are worse; I don't want to contribute to a system which  
doesn't allow you to lent a game to your friend although you have bought it.
DRM on online videos isn't acceptable either. I have bought the film and I  
want have the freedom to run it whenever I want and to share it with others.