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<blockquote data-quote="LordEntrails" data-source="post: 9311910" data-attributes="member: 6804070">imo, yes they should. But pointing out the shortcomings of the PDF format and refusing to accept people's thoughts that the only options are hardcopy, pdf, and DDB is genuous. What is disingenuous to me is numerous people refusal to accept that digital does not mean PDF, and that PDF is the only digital format that is possible.I get this sentiment, but I also see the fallacy behind it. It's more that people need to understand &quot;what&quot; they are purchasing with their money. Kindle Books, Roll20, DDB and some others people are not purchasing permanent access to the product. They are purchasing temporary access.But there are digital formats that are permanent copies. People just need to understand what is what. Not based&nbsp; on what they want or think something should be.And I told you just some of the criteria I used. But I don't think you are engaged in an honest discussion and are not open to changing your opinion even if presented with new to you information. So until that happens, let's just not bother to continue with this topic.It's almost like you didn't read my earlier posts where I detailed which digital formats that you can download and keep permanent &amp; unrestricted copies of.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LordEntrails, post: 9311910, member: 6804070"] imo, yes they should. But pointing out the shortcomings of the PDF format and refusing to accept people's thoughts that the only options are hardcopy, pdf, and DDB is genuous. What is disingenuous to me is numerous people refusal to accept that digital does not mean PDF, and that PDF is the only digital format that is possible. I get this sentiment, but I also see the fallacy behind it. It's more that people need to understand "what" they are purchasing with their money. Kindle Books, Roll20, DDB and some others people are not purchasing permanent access to the product. They are purchasing temporary access. But there are digital formats that are permanent copies. People just need to understand what is what. Not based on what they want or think something should be. And I told you just some of the criteria I used. But I don't think you are engaged in an honest discussion and are not open to changing your opinion even if presented with new to you information. So until that happens, let's just not bother to continue with this topic. It's almost like you didn't read my earlier posts where I detailed which digital formats that you can download and keep permanent & unrestricted copies of. [/QUOTE]

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