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 Posted by Derek Janssen on 12/05/06 21:06 
TH wrote: 
 
> Citizen Bob wrote: 
>  
>>On Mon, 04 Dec 2006 20:05:51 -0800, Haddatten Huttendrut 
>><none@nothing.net> wrote: 
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>>>Maybe Netflix should change their advertising, but it doesn't seem to be a 
>>>problem for any but a few determined to push it to the limit. 
>> 
>>NF needs to change their language to include the phrase "normal 
>>viewing". That would exclude anyone who copies. 
>  
> How do you prove that? And what's "normal viewing?" 
 
Well, let's see: 
I watch one movie a night, and/or one episode of a five or six-hour TV  
collection, sometimes "or". 
I cook dinner. 
I socialize with family and friends. 
I work at my professional source of income for the Netflix subscription. 
I take walks, now that there's a winter chill in the fall air. 
I post on the Internet. 
I get up from my chair and interact with fellow human beings. 
 
And, in various other ways, I DON'T spend the majority of my spare time  
worrying about how to mercilessly bloodsuck the last penny out of a $15  
basement-level subscription...And--here's a mindblower--think nothing of  
paying literally a few dollars more if I want to have the luxury of  
*four* movies per week, in and of themselves plenty for my schedule. 
Needless to say, I also get my New Releases the week they come out. 
 
(Is the company deliberately @$$-kissing me for my so-called "normal"  
viewing practices as opposed to the diligent and military-strategized  
efforts of others? 
Yyyyep.  You betcha.  Smooch-a-roonie.  I'd like to pull my pants back  
up now, but they do keep insisting....No, really, guys, I just said I'd  
like to see "Superman Returns" SOMETIME, I didn't mean right immediately!") 
 
>>Here's something about people obsessed with copying rentals - they 
>>will likely never watch the copy - so copying is a waste of money in 
>>general. I realize there are exceptions, but they are not the rule. 
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> And how do you know that? 
 
Because you're too busy copying the Next One.  Like most fixes, it's all  
about the Next One. 
 
Derek Janssen (let's see...Oh, Pirates 2 in my mailbox, that'll be just  
right for the weekend!) 
ejanss@comcast.net
 
  
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