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A Legible iTunes Agreement

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Gregg Bernstein's main reason for drafting one:

You wouldn’t buy a car from a salesman who speaks in double-talk and hands you an unreadable contract. So why do we accept it from software companies?

Next he'd like to tackle the IRS 1040, which he says “looks like it was designed by someone wearing a blindfold.”

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Posted on Sep 12 2011 @ 8:31amAuthor Andrew SullivanCategories The Dish

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