> I dont see how one could be against DRM and for this.
It seems pretty simple to me. People oppose DRM because it is content they paid for and disallows their modifying, repurposing it, etc.
None of those things apply to content I have created. I have the original, non-DRM'ed content that is always editable, I am the owner fo the content....
So if your proud mom wants to share everything her kid is up to with everyone, including Zuckerberg (because he gave her a way to automate reposting your feed for her directly to Facebook), you don't want a way to prevent that?
It seems pretty simple to me. People oppose DRM because it is content they paid for and disallows their modifying, repurposing it, etc.
None of those things apply to content I have created. I have the original, non-DRM'ed content that is always editable, I am the owner fo the content....