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I imagine this is what Wil Wheaton hears in his head when he's reading EULAs. With that out of the way, would it be possible to represent EULAs in a simpler ma
by dave84 15y ago
I imagine this is what Wil Wheaton hears in his head when he's reading EULAs.
With that out of the way, would it be possible to represent EULAs in a simpler manner while still satisfying a company's legal department?
- scott_s 15y agoProbably - there's an excellent Planet Money story on doing the same thing with credit card agreements. I can only find two segments online. One where they talk to someone who writes them (http://www.npr.org/blogs/money/2011/04/21/134633336/why-are-credit-card-agreements-so-long http://www.npr.org/blogs/money/2011/04/21/134633336/why-are-...), and one where they get 4th graders to read them (http://www.npr.org/blogs/money/2011/03/18/134664249/the-friday-podcast-4th-graders-read-a-credit-card-agreement http://www.npr.org/blogs/money/2011/03/18/134664249/the-frid...). That latter links to a simplified notice. It takes a lot of effort, and they're only going to do it if required by law.