The thing that no ones seems to have touched on, is as nice as Steve and the rest of CL are, they ARE a business and will use any means necessary to protect said business. And no matter how many times someone from CL says "we aren't silly enough to do that" it is still written in the EULA, therefore enforcable in a court of law. The argument that "so and so said it was ok in the Renderosity forum" is so NOT going to cut it in a court of law. By opening that seal, you are bound by the included written rules. Same goes for any product you buy. I just got my shipping order confirmation not 10 minutes ago. When P5 arrives, I'll not open it until a definitive, legal statement is made by CL. I paid over $700 AU for P5 and I'll be damned if I'm wasting that on a product that takes away my rights as a developer - if that is indeed the case here.