Next time I suggest that I might use some phyllo dough to make anything other than a torn buttery mess, someone please take me out back and * a few more slow deep breaths explain to me that I would probably rather invite James Dobson over and ask for parenting tips. It would be more [...]
Contracts in the Virtual World
As part of a series of colloquia organized by the new Enlightening Games Group at Indiana University, Joshua Fairfield of the School of Law spoke yesterday about “Social Contracts: The Problem of Contractual Regulation of Online Communities.” In a nutshell, Fairfield spent an hour explaining why the end user licensing agreement (EULA) is not as [...]