Digital BW, The Print

From the profiler RGB term
5. License Restrictions. You may not do any of the following 
yourself, or through any other person and you may not permit any 
third party with whom you have a business relationship to do any of 
the following: 
...(D) sell, license, sublicense, lease, rent, distribute, disclose, 
permit access to, or transfer to any third party, whether for profit 
or without charge, any portion of the Software or any product (as a 
separate product or bundled with any other products other than the 
Software) created with the Software (including, without limitation, 
profiles in .ICM or .ICC format), or, in particular, without limiting 
the generality of the foregoing, distribute the Software or any such 
product on any media, over networks, electronic bulletin boards, or 
websites, or allow any third party to use the Software; (E) publish 
or otherwise communicate any review of or information about Software 
performance to any third party without the prior written consent of 
ColorVision;


These seem pretty draconian and un-enforcable terms to me. (I hope no-
one on here has actaully reviewed the performance of this 
software...! If I was a journalist writing a review, my response to 
this would be - bollocks..)

This is especially so as in general, as I understand it, for a 
contract such as this to be truly binding, it must have the 
possiblitly of being ammended by both parties.

This isn't, as far as I can tell, something that is covered by say 
Copyright law, so there is no standard fallback set of statutes for 
what they are demanding.

Tim A