It's not unreasonable that people should be compensated for work that they've spent months or years of their life working on.
It's not unreasonable that people should be compensated for work that they've spent months or years of their life working on.
Zealotry is great when you've got ample time on your hands, but some folks have work to get done and bills to pay, i.e. the authors who's books OP is stealing...
I agree that the article was poorly written. But you seem to be implying here that people involved with the FSF, as a whole, tend to be angry. I’m not at all sure that that’s true.
> It's not unreasonable that people should be compensated for work that they've spent months or years of their life working on.
Sure, agreed. And downloading unauthorized copies of ebooks from shady web sites, like the one mentioned in the article, isn’t a fair solution. But, for example, buying only ebooks without DRM from legitimate sources, and otherwise buying paper books, is one possible fair solution without DRM where writers and publishers do get paid.