>>1185
>The enumerations presented were examples and are not meant to be exhaustive, however they were meant to be funny.
For your own sake, and the public's, don't quit your day job to pursue a career in comedy writing.

>Your complaints that you have brought up are now dismissed,
You did not address the majority of my points, and those you did address you did not seem to fully understand and did not address adequately. Your dismissal is dismissed.

>I'll deal with more of your complaints later if I feel like it.
Don't bother. I've read enough of your idiocy, and I don't feel like wasting any more time educating the ineducable owner of a dead board. I won't be back to read your further ramblings.

It's a moot point, because it would be a minor miracle if more than a half dozen people or so ever use your software (or even become aware of it), so your ridiculous license doesn't really matter, but if you ever have the chance to run it by a lawyer, you should. After he gets done laughing, explain that it's not a joke. At this point, you'll need to ignore the look of pity on his face and explain that you're not mentally retarded, either. Then you can let him explain why your license is such a piece of shit.