I hope this is the right place...
After reading something, I started thinking about TOSs on websites, EULAs on software and similar agreements. We all have software we use and websites we are involved in, but how much attention do you give to the agreements you are (legally bound) to? I assume there are Terms of service agreements or similar for every forum that requires an account to post, any online games, and every piece of software (even open source and similar programs, such as Firefox and Open office require you to give consent to their EULA).
The EULA on a Windows install could add a considerable time to the install time if you were to read it all! Even though there may be all manner of evil clauses and rights assumed by any software provider, when was the last time you read a whole EULA?
Have you read the TOS of this (or any other that requires it) website? If so, did you read it before you agreed to it, or have you read it slowly during your membership?
Are there any regulations on what can and cannot be placed inside such agreements, or are they all entirely arbitrary? Is it OK to give each the 'benefit of the doubt' that they are fair, balanced and only pertaining to the offered services? What is the worst EULA/TOS clause you have ever seen?
Do you even care about them?
(I'd also like to apologise for gross apostrophe abuse in the thread title, I have no excuse. Can someone please remove them?)