How many of you read EULA's (End user license agreement)?

Like anyone reads THOOOSE things.

I love how there are literally zero votes for "read word for word"

I remember reading a lot of the Windows Live EULA because it was actually written in a very approachable style. Frontloading the useful information was helpful too.

Never bothered with any others.

Hurrrm is the EULA that wall of text before i login in WoW?

Really if someone asked what the first word was of that document i dont think i could answer.

lol still a zero for the "I read them word for word" =D

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Hows that for interesting Feillyne?

I think it would be wise to know what your agreeing to exactly before just accepting lol, never know whats in the fine print =]

Idk why they add EULA's because we cannot be held responsible for a "contract"

They should make the EULAs into a few sentences like: "Don't upload any of the files anywhere. Don't say that you made them." or whatever.

I skim over all the ones I accept. Still made some mistakes, but a few times I denied because it had some unfavorable terms.

I just look for misspellings....if there are any, it probably not a good program

I just hit accept most of the time, I would read them if it wasn't hundreds of lines of something normal people don't need to know.

Could be potentially bad, but I mostly use stuff plenty other people have already used, not 100% safe but better then downloading and installing 100% fresh software.

EULA can be a real pain in the a**! There are people who had problems with their products because of it...

I just agree as soon as possible. Why? Nobody cares about suck things in Ukraine ;p Piracy all the way!

i read mod ones occasionally mostly because they have some funny ones sometimes

The first and only time I read through the EULA (Like, half of the first paragraph) was when Dad installed Half-Life 1.

I generally skim through all the documents just incase there is something there that sticks out or something. Once in a while, I read them word for word, but soon get bored.

It really depends, but I usually skim over it, but once again it depends what it is XD.

would be illegal in germany. you can't "put unexspected things" in such stuff. so i don't need bother reading because it'll be all the same what you can out in them and is left ;-)

I just read the first line, because reading another 300 lines is just too much for me.

I usually skim the pages since, I REALLY don't want to end up paying for ANYTHING other than the product I bought or signed up for

You should at least skim over them. Like some things that you sign up to can give away your personal details to third party peoples. Also there is a whole lot of copy right stuff that can get you into alot of shit. And 'sorry, i did not know' doesnt hold up in court.

I just skim over those things

Who invented EULAs anyway? Stupid idea when 99% of people aint going to read em. Lol. Still its a hard choice for me here i read ONE. And skimmed like 50.

no one reads them whats the point all of the EULAs say the same exact thing

Hitting "accept" as soon as possible since 1992.

there is a long forgotten legend about a man who read the winxp eula...

I usually skip 'em, but if I like the dev I might skim it a little to see if they put anything amusing in there.

Read one, read them all.

I've commented the poll earlier but I've a simple question now - how do you make animated avatars?

I don't usually read them unless i am extremely bored.

it's kind of scary that devs could basically put anything they wanted in there and have it go unnoticed... there ought to be some sort of length limit on the things, hehe

I've read a few out of sheer boredom and to make sure I wasn't signing my life away. Mostly though, I click accept as fast as I can...

I don't think anybody reads them, they are boring and a waste of time