Originally Posted by brundles

Reading that article and the comments brings up an interesting point. They seem to be trying to use the license to give themselves carte blanche to break every form of copyright under the sun and blame it on someone else.

They've essentially ruled it out of all commercial and corporate environments - knowing some companies, down the level of it being a disciplinary offence to install it. I'll be interested to see how my employer (who does a lot of in-progress work via web browsers) views that I must admit - and currently the only exemption they have is Skype not being allowed because of P2P/security risks (apparently).