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Re: [FYI] Pshop Express
I get that part, but (and again, I'm only referencing the dpreview forum links - I have no idea if their posters are as intelligent and clued in as here ... how could they be?  ). What I'm hearing is conflicted between:
1. Download and use this cool, free stuff and we own your soul in perpetuity.
2. Post an image to our site and we can use ut as we see fit.
Neither or either may be acceptable to some folks and I'm in no way trying to promote it. Just trying to grasp the scope.
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MrBradTX
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| However, with respect to Your Content that you submit or make available for inclusion on publicly accessible areas of the Services, My admittedly amateur reading of this suggests that if you upload images to a public album hosted by Adobe, that public means public.
It's less clear whether using PSExpress to manipulate an image constitutes submitting to a publicly accessible area. |
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X Man
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said by No_Strings  :I get that part, but (and again, I'm only referencing the dpreview forum links - I have no idea if their posters are as intelligent and clued in as here ... how could they be? ). What I'm hearing is conflicted between: 1. Download and use this cool, free stuff and we own your soul in perpetuity. 2. Post an image to our site and we can use ut as we see fit. Neither or either may be acceptable to some folks and I'm in no way trying to promote it. Just trying to grasp the scope. Thanks. It really makes no difference. The above quote from their TOS are 100% un-acceptable.The "scope" is all encompassing to content that's uploaded to "publicly accessible" areas of Adobe's site or sites. Forever. Period.
You up-load to edit. This is all web-based. That's the "cool" part. 
Adobe has already caught hell for this story and claim they are working with their legal team to modify the TOS to make them more acceptable.
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Mike |
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No_Strings
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The OC | Got it, thanks.
I haven't been considered cool since 1974, and even then there was some debate. |
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