To keep this analogy:

How long do you think that pile of shit remains, when a thousand eyes lay upon it, in comparison to the shit locked up in a closed box?

Are. You. Insane? You *never*, *ever* need a right to review and comment on anything. You have it. And with like anything, thats been purchased on good conscients, but the seller hadn't the necessary rights to sell it, only a judge force you to return it, no one else.

That Comic Sans in Ubuntu isn't Comic Sans. Look at the "a", it's completely different than in the windows screenshot. Seems as if it's been substituted, either because it hasn't been properly installed or maybe something in fontconfig.

For most users, disk integrity IS the number one priority

Sorry, but no, it isn't. You will hear them screaming utter murder, when their OS needs half an hour to boot, and a file copy only goes with a few kB/s.

Users want integrity AND speed. Most won't even know there's a difference. So it's always a trade off between safety and speed. At least til we get copy-on-write filesystems and fast, big SSDs on a large scale.

And you can also bet, that putting it in the fine print isn't enough. Costs have to be stated upfront and easily visible or else no contract can be entered.

Putting it in the fine print at the bottom of the page or putting it in the EULA is a SCAM, illegal and not enforcable in any way.