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Subject: Re: [NEWS] Some Warner Bros DVD releases suffering from 'laser rot'
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On 2025-03-24 06:35:50 +0000, Pluted Pup said:
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> Wiseguy comments about dvd collectors not (re)watching
> their own stuff and so not realizing the damage
> is welcome.

Unfortunately there simply isn't enough time in the day to keep 
re-watching a large collection of just to see if the discs are going 
bad. That list you posted alone would take months, if not years, to 
watch it all, and then (like painting teh Golden Gate bridge) you'd 
have to start over again in case the discs began going bad after you 
watched it last time.

No doubt there will soon be law suits springing up as Americans pick up 
their usual "sue 'em all" attitude and take Warner Bros. to court.