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> It's seedless, so wouldn't happen. So why are seeds explicitly mentioned in the EULA? (Also, why is "but not limited to" in quotation marks?)
by dghf 6y ago
> It's seedless, so wouldn't happen.
So why are seeds explicitly mentioned in the EULA?
(Also, why is "but not limited to" in quotation marks?)
- cmrdporcupine 6y agoWhy are seeds mentioned? I dunno, CYA I guess. It's a silly message.