New Reward: Symantec Licenses for Personal Use

Thanks for your support of the idea!  As always, the devil will be in the details.  I hope Symantec will be flexible in the arrangement.  For instance, it would be great if the license could be used for personal use or a small business.  Here are a bunch of scenarios.  Which would be legitimate uses?

1. Joe supports Symantec tools at an enterprise with 3000 licenses.  His family has 3 computers at home.  He uses his points to buy 3 copies of Symantec.
2. Joe has been helping his church w/ their computers.  He decides expand this into a moonlighting business, doing consulting for other businesses and non-profits.  He uses his personal computer now for both personal and business work.
3. Joe's wife Mary is a real geek.  She installs VMware on her computer, and starts building out VM's to play with different operating systems and to keep the family banking on a different VM from her web surfing. Joe buys a few more copies of Symantec with his points to support his wife's VM habit. He starts to wonder if it would be worth the 500 points for the unlimited license.
4. Joe's moonlighting does well enough that he buys a laptop just for it.  His activity on the Symantec Forums brings him up to 500 points, and he gets the unlimited license, and uses one on the business laptop.  Mary buys a 1TB hard drive for all those VM snapshots.
5. Joe's brother Larry loses his job and moves into the extra bedroom.  Joe installs Symantec on Larry's computer.
6. Joe's business takes off.  He quits his day job, and works full time.  He continues to use his personal copy of Symantec for the business, and sells or recommends Symantec to his clients.  20 of his clients switch to Symantec in the first year he's on his own.
7. Joe's church buys a new computer.  Joe installs Symantec on it, using his unlimited license.
8. Joe hires someone.  He installs Symantec on the new hire's computer.

I built these scenarios to blur the distinction between personal and small business use.  I hope that Symantec would be flexible enough to allow Scenarios 1, 2, 3, and 4.  5 seems questionable.  6 could go either way, depending on Symantec's goals. 7 is clearly wrong.  8 is probably wrong, unless Symantec chooses to explicitly allow it to encourage companies who support Symantec products.

Good luck working through the specifics!  And thanks for considering it.

- Paul