Re:W3C green-lights adding DRM to the Web's standards
by AJ007 on Friday October 04, 2013 @04:37PM
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The "web" has existed in a mature form for over 2 decades.
The web's success has been extraordinary in the same terms of any monumental human achievement -- the discovery of anti-biotics, the moon landing, the Magna Carta.
Why would we cripple that set of features just to make a tiny group of people happy (relative to the world's population, the copyright "special interest" cartel is indeed microscopic.)
And I thought web sites screwing up keyboard shortcuts was annoying..
The web's success has been extraordinary in the same terms of any monumental human achievement -- the discovery of anti-biotics, the moon landing, the Magna Carta.
Why would we cripple that set of features just to make a tiny group of people happy (relative to the world's population, the copyright "special interest" cartel is indeed microscopic.)
And I thought web sites screwing up keyboard shortcuts was annoying..