Licensed Agreements

[Laddy]

I am downloading a game of a GOG.com by accepting the agreement without reading it. Do they own my firstborn? Do I have to be an organic target for the new series of attack drones?

Do you read them?

[Pike]

You need to read the licensed agreements specifically for those attack drones.

The drones need you.

They look up to you.

[Agent Proto]

Those licensed agreements are like a good black and latino joke. Once you've read Juan, you've read Jamal.

[Sephex]

I'm in a rush, so I didn't read the thread. I just clicked "post quick reply." I'm in a hurry!

[rubah]

the TOS and EULA is a good way to shut angry children up (and angry "adults")

[Jiro]

I scroll to the bottom and read the last section because I remember some random thing I installed once said in their Ts and Cs that if you click accept it won't work.

[Quindiana Jones]

I only read ones for things I haven't had experience with before.

[Jinx]

Never.

Apparently one time this guy read the User Agreement and in it is said if you saw it and let them know, they'd give you $50 bucks. And he notified them, and they did! I always tell myself this could be me, but...

...never.

[Raistlin]

Standard form contracts (like a TOS that is the same for everyone) are those which it is irrational to read. It's not even worth the effort.

So no, I don't read them.

[Mirage]

If raistlin doesn't feel the need to, neither do I.

[I Took the Red Pill]

Reminds me of the Van Halen 'brown M&M clause'. But no, I do not read TOS.

[Jinx]

Sorry, I can't waste that 5 minutes when I could just click "Accept" and be on my way to playing World of Warcraft.

[Madame Adequate]

Hell no I don't read those things!

[NorthernChaosGod]

No one should.

[Tigmafuzz]

I always read them, although I have absolutely no idea why.