Yes - I read it in full
Mostly - I skip over a few parts
Some - I just skim over it
No - I just skip reading it
Inever read EULA because in my country we dont have compuers law's yet and we dont have a game's shop..When i buy my computer there was an ilegal windows install on it..Now I use MAndriva Linux..Most of the all programms in my country are not bought they are just downloaded from internet and they are cracked or you just download serial number or some kind crack from some ilegall site.My uncle has a computer and he doesnt understand that the copy of windows he has is ilegall
Probably the most pointless and uninformative post I have read. It should be noted that most laws are international (Under the Digital Rights Act), and you can be brought against a court in whatever country. Point is, you can't break the law nor should you try.Originally Posted by crvenkapa
Was your post really worth bumping this old post too?
International laws are more symbolic - they have no power. Russia is a good example. They just broke the Vienna Convention - but do they care?
"The Internet treats censorship as damage and routes around it." - John Gilmore
Point is, the USA for example could ask for him to be exiled, and his government might argee. (In order to keep relations between the countries strong).
