I agree - at least in regard to material that should be immutable (e.g., approved minutes to a meeting).
But for blog posts... It's not a matter of locking it down ... it's a matter of getting the attribution included.
And for most blog authors... they are not responsible (or capable of taking charge of) the formatting of a page - since they use blogspot, blogger, or other 3rd party systems. So another way to ask the question would be: shouldn't those systems provide better services to their bloggers (or shouldn't bloggers be aware how awful their blogs print from those services) and offer more reader-friendly print css?
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I agree - at least in regard to material that should be immutable (e.g., approved minutes to a meeting).
But for blog posts... It's not a matter of locking it down ... it's a matter of getting the attribution included.
And for most blog authors... they are not responsible (or capable of taking charge of) the formatting of a page - since they use blogspot, blogger, or other 3rd party systems. So another way to ask the question would be: shouldn't those systems provide better services to their bloggers (or shouldn't bloggers be aware how awful their blogs print from those services) and offer more reader-friendly print css?