Okay, so they think they’ve made a workable copy-protection scheme. It may or may not be easy to crack. So what? The question is not will people crack it, it’s will people use it. They are assuming Napster will go away, which is valid, but then they further assume that they can convince people to use their crippled version when marketplace is moving toward more powerful Napster clones. Why would anyone want music with an expiration date when you can get the exact same song as an mp3? The technology’s already here, am I going to downgrade my software?