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<blockquote data-quote="Sledge" data-source="post: 2689959" data-attributes="member: 9324">DTRPG had a DRM method originally which took less than a minute for someone that wanted to crack and greatly lessened peoples ability to use it.&nbsp; Now they use watermarks.&nbsp; This is a bit better, but is still removeable by anyone that wants to.&nbsp; In any event stuff will show on the p2p networks if you sell to people.&nbsp; No avoiding that.&nbsp; I prefer the methods of companies like Bastion Press where it has notes that the pdf is a paid product and that if you didn't pay for it, to please do so.RPGNow recently split their site in two in order to separate the big publishers from the little ones.&nbsp; They also changed the colours and a few other things which irritate my eyes.&nbsp; Just personal taste there.ENGS (ENWorld's Store) has a hefty ($100) setup fee but charges less than rpgnow which in turn charges less than DTRPG per sale.&nbsp; I prefer ENGS at the moment espescially because they have more dedicated staff.&nbsp; On rpgnow a product can be waiting for someone to activate it for sale for a week or a month.&nbsp; ENGS will be fast turnaround.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sledge, post: 2689959, member: 9324"] DTRPG had a DRM method originally which took less than a minute for someone that wanted to crack and greatly lessened peoples ability to use it. Now they use watermarks. This is a bit better, but is still removeable by anyone that wants to. In any event stuff will show on the p2p networks if you sell to people. No avoiding that. I prefer the methods of companies like Bastion Press where it has notes that the pdf is a paid product and that if you didn't pay for it, to please do so. RPGNow recently split their site in two in order to separate the big publishers from the little ones. They also changed the colours and a few other things which irritate my eyes. Just personal taste there. ENGS (ENWorld's Store) has a hefty ($100) setup fee but charges less than rpgnow which in turn charges less than DTRPG per sale. I prefer ENGS at the moment espescially because they have more dedicated staff. On rpgnow a product can be waiting for someone to activate it for sale for a week or a month. ENGS will be fast turnaround. [/QUOTE]

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