Talk:3-day-or-3-play

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[edit] Deletion or Major Revision?

Who made this? I don't think it needs to be separate from the Microsoft Zune article since there isn't an outroar. Music files can be played only a maximum of three times on the device is an outright lie. Most of the points made by the article are supported only by brief evidence in all the sources.

Also, I fail to see how:

Zune's ability to wirelessly send songs to other Zune devices is unreliable; many songs downloaded from the Zune Marketplace cannot be shared. A Microsoft spokesperson attributed the problem to the feature's being a "new experience, and its implementation is in a version 1.0 stage" and saying that it "is working to expand the number of songs that can be shared".[8] Various observers have reported that about 40% of the most popular Zune store downloads are affected, displaying the message "cannot send some songs due to rights restrictions."[9] Initially observers criticized two music publishers, UMG and Sony, for what was assumed to be an intentional restriction, while criticizing Zune Marketplace not providing any way for a customer to identify which songs could be shared.[1] Music publishers subsequently denied having placed any such restrictions.[8]

relates to the concept of 3-day-or-3-play

Even though the article contains solid facts, that does not make it good enough to be in a separate article.

and this article is never linked to in Zune . 68.125.33.109 02:18, 28 March 2007 (UTC)