Re: [Drm-elimination-crew] [GNU-linux-libre] no drm book

[Jacob K]

Hello ali,

Since Denis suggested this might be a better conversation for the 
Drm-elimination-crew mailing list, I decided to send this message there 
too. Hopefully that's okay (I'm somewhat new to mailing lists so I'm not 
sure.).

One publisher I know of is Open Book Publishers [1]. I do not have any 
experience with publishing books anywhere and have not bought any books 
from them, but they offer physical books and ebooks which I think have 
no DRM, and some of the books are libre. I considered buying a physical 
libre book from there once, but the JavaScript, though arguably 
free-licensed, did not have a link to source code, and I thought the 
price might be more than I was willing to pay, so I never got around to 
asking if source code was available. I was also unable to easily 
download the ebook without JavaScript.

Interestingly, I do not see this publisher on the DBD list of places to 
get books.

[1] https://www.openbookpublishers.com/

 - Jacob K

On 6/29/23 03:29, alimiracle wrote:
> hi
> I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to seek your advice 
> regarding publishing my book without DRM (Digital Rights Management). I 
> am considering releasing it under a CC BY-SA license and would like to 
> inquire about the best platforms and appropriate licensing for this 
> purpose.
> I believe in the importance of making my work accessible to as many 
> readers as possible, allowing them to freely share and build upon it. By 
> choosing a CC BY-SA license, I aim to promote an open and collaborative 
> approach to knowledge sharing.
> I would greatly appreciate any guidance or recommendations you can 
> provide on the best platforms or channels for publishing a book without 
> DRM under a CC BY-SA license. Are there specific publishers or 
> self-publishing platforms that you would recommend that align with this 
> licensing choice?
> Thank you in advance for your time and assistance. I value your 
> expertise and insights in this matter. I look forward to hearing your 
> advice and recommendations.
> have fun and be free
> ali miracle

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