Quoting Rafael 'Dido' Sevilla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I think it might be possible if you had a contractual agreement. Contracts are reciprocal arrangements and they can impose nearly any condition, as long as such conditions are enforceable (e.g. 'you must give me your firstborn child as a slave' is not enforceable because slavery is against the law). Note however, that contracts must always be signed by both parties in order to be effective, which is not necessarily the case for software licenses. Most EULA's are not actually software licenses, but contracts, despite the name...
Pseudo-contracts might be a good term, as you aren't required to sign it. Much like someone paying the fare to a jeepney driver - you pay the jeepney driver to get there, and the jeepney driver is obligated to get you there alive and uninjured :D
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