Hmmm - no web-links but EULA's have been successfully used against people in a court of law before. There is some ambiguity as to whether some of the more insane elements of modern EULA's are enforceable (have you actually READ some of Microsoft's latest offerings?!), but restriction of rights granted by the Copyright Act has been established as fair and binding. As such, having agreed to DAZ's EULA - you are bound by that term. Which is why (until DAZ clarifies their position on merchant use of said CR2 rigging data) I will not agree to said EULA.