Sounds reasonable to me. EULAs should be quick and to the point. They should only be 1 page long, with 1 paragraph per part, and what they type out should be easily understood by the customer that's agreeing to it. It also wouldn't hurt if the EULA had a little personality to it, instead of just being cold, callused and legally worded. They can always leave a link to that legal garbage to make it "legally binding" if they must, but just give me a summary of the terms on the Steam EULA, and be done with it.

If I have to roll my scroll wheel more than once to read a EULA, it's too long, and it's disrespectful to not only me, but my time as well. Anyone that defends this anti consumer EULA crap, is part of the problem. Have higher standards, and expect better from companies.

Complains to devs to make their EULA simple enough for him to understand

Got some good ideas, and the articulation to to get the point across. Good work.

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