The GPL2 is less restrictive than any EULA I've seen -- it only addresses distribution, and only restricts things that standard "All Rights Reserved" copyright

The GPL2 is less restrictive than any EULA I've seen -- it only addresses distribution, and only restricts things that standard "All Rights Reserved" copyright would restrict anyway. It's purely a copyright license, and I respect it for that, even if morons paste it into the "I accept" textarea in their installer-builders. The AGPL, now that's a EULA. It hits the trifecta of basic wrongheadedness, poor implementation, and total unenforceability. The only thing it's missing is the admonition against using it in a Nuclear facility or exporting it to Libya.