
January 7th, 2013, 04:23 PM
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Yeah, they seem to have really mis-represented what was going on (even C-net and Forbes were initially listing, along with reddit freebies, etc). It is now "officially" listed as only being for users who have valid CS2 licences, but because they took down the authentication servers, need another way to use the product they paid for. Going to wait and see what road Adobe goes down. Hopefully, they will re-list them for actually free this time, as a good PR move, and to get people to want to buy their newer suite (as it is about 4 generations ahead). Otherwise, they basically gave the software away without any way to check if they users already had a copy (especially since direct downloads are reportedly still working, even though the linking site was taken down).
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