 My little buttercup. Huh? Unlike CDs, DVDs have digital locks, and the very act of breaking them, even for a legitimate purpose, can be a violation of the law and get you sued. But every three years the Copyright Office looks for problems with the DMCA and grants exemptions. This year, public knowledge is asking the Copyright Office to grant an exemption, allowing people to break digital locks on DVDs they own in order to copy them and wash them on devices they also own. We need your help to convince the Copyright Office that people really do have a legitimate desire to watch movies they own on DVD on all of their devices. Click here to tell the Copyright Office that you own movies on DVD, you own devices with screens, and that it is stupid that transferring the movie from one to the other could violate the DMCA. That way... My little buttercup.