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You obviously hit a nerve with this one. I agree with you though, binding arbitration is a major issue. For example, there was recently a thread on dell shippin
by arca_vorago 9y ago
You obviously hit a nerve with this one. I agree with you though, binding arbitration is a major issue. For example, there was recently a thread on dell shipping Ubuntu. The Dell image of Ubuntu has a EULA that includes, you guessed it, binding arbitration.
My comment about this got 0 attention though...
- shonenbat 9y agoYour post might've got killed by corporate hasbara, did you check that it isn't dead? I'm half serious. EULA's should die already. I think the problem is that they require of non-experts to parse legal documents. Very, very few people who agree to EULA's have decent grasp of the implications, even if they work their way through the whole text.