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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sledge" data-source="post: 1593174" data-attributes="member: 9324">The thing is here many people have a moral objection to the use of DRM.   Just like any other moral objection these people have a right to protest it.  They aren't beating up employees, but they can in good conscience only refuse to buy any products from a company they see as unethical.  There may be many bigger and better things to protest, but this one is very personal.  This is especially true because of all the things George of Eden Studios posted as reasons...None of these require the DRM.  A NORMAL pdf could have accomplished the task just as well without offending anyone.  The DRM was just thrown on for no good reason.  People online have already begun the cracking and I'm sure the P2P networks will already have some of the DTRPG content up.   All DRM is doing is offending and annoying some, being tolerated or ignored by others, and being destroyed by the rest.</blockquote>