heh. But you will get so much more out of it if you do. Most people seem to be "confused" as to what legal rights companies and consumers have. By reading the laws, etc, even if you do not totally understand them, you get a better idea as to what is/is not legal in company-consumer agreements. It is upon this premise that I believe many of the "dissenters" of the P5 EULA are tasking CL with clarifying the EULA within the allowable parameters of the law. Hopefully, CL will follow through and rewrite the EULA so that everyone's rights are protected. I do not believe that anyone wants to deny CL their right to protect their Intellectual Property, just not at the expense of the consumers' rights under the same laws.