Analyzing a EULA.


Has to be tech oriented.



Give me something clever.

4/22/2008 12:02:04 PM

Adobe Photoshop Express
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20080329-adobe-joins-list-of-companies-not-reading-own-eulas.html

or

Apple Safari
"Apple earlier this week was caught with a mistake in its own EULA for Safari that stated the browser could only be run on an Apple-branded computer."

[Edited on April 22, 2008 at 12:08 PM. Reason : .]

4/22/2008 12:04:53 PM

a specific EULA?

^ that's what i was thinking. there's been a bunch of those lately. or maybe write about how nobody reads them

4/22/2008 12:07:14 PM

You should throw random quips in the paper about "by reading this paper, the professor, hereby must agree to give me an A"

4/22/2008 12:10:02 PM

do something on DD-WRT and how the dude keeps violating the GPL

4/22/2008 12:11:04 PM

i know eulas are probably offered online for its respective software, but when installing software if you could actually see the eula in full screen and not in some un-resizable box, then more people would probably read. i have tried several times to read a eula, while in installing software, however not being in full screen mode just turned me off.

4/22/2008 12:12:42 PM

EULA is for end-users, GPL is for software developers

4/22/2008 12:13:16 PM

pwnage1!

4/22/2008 12:13:48 PM

Quote :

"You should throw random quips in the paper about "by reading this paper, the professor, hereby must agree to give me an A""

FTW

4/22/2008 12:42:58 PM

It would be cool if you formatted the paper like an EULA as well

4/22/2008 1:09:46 PM

good ideas.


ill probably try the format thing too. that seems like something she would appreciate

4/22/2008 1:10:59 PM