From: Adam 

Rich wrote:

>    No.  They mean rights.  See http://www.xrml.org/.  Your usual mike
> miller desire to spin may push you to make false claims.  You may repeat
> them as often as you wish and they will remain just as false.
>
> Rich
>
>
>     "Mike '/m'"  wrote in
>     message news:r865g1dsgg8k91cj5vlmeinujp0d55nu3m{at}4ax.com...
>      > Windows Rights Management Client. Windows Vista will include the
>     latest
>      > Windows RMS client.
>
>     Why do they say "Rights" when they really mean
"Restrictions"?
>
>      /m
>

No they mean restrictions.

For the buyer of Vista (aka a ms customer).

They are rights for the purveyor of the "e-good" not of the
"e-customer" who is also potential purchaser of this MS
"e-good".

So to sell it to the E-Customer as "rights" is mendacious.

Basically every MS customer is a thief who must be prevented from carrying
out their evil thieving ways.

Adam

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