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Seems to be down now: Site Area Temporarily Unavailable We're sorry, the site area you've requested is unavailable. Please try again later Or maybe it's US only?
it was working fine earlier (3 hours ago) in the UK, managed to download and get a key.
Seems to be down now: Site Area Temporarily Unavailable We're sorry, the site area you've requested is unavailable. Please try again later Or maybe it's US only?
Seems to be down now: Site Area Temporarily Unavailable We're sorry, the site area you've requested is unavailable. Please try again later Or maybe it's US only?
So maybe they decided to give it away, because it's EOL'd sooo hard. Let's see how this develops :)
I've seen this linked on other sites I use, but what is unclear is if we're meant to have access to this. It would be nice to see a notice from Adobe announcing this as freely available to the public. I'm just uncomfortable with the fact that this potentially could be some individual's screw up and that for all intents and purposes we're pirating it (since there is no licence).
>I'm just uncomfortable with the fact that this potentially could be some individual's screw up and that for all intents and purposes we're pirating it A store has a sign that says "free bread", you take a loaf, and later it turns out that the sign was put out by mistake- are you a thief?
It appears they now have a hard redirect set up, so I would say this was a mistake.
I imagine that would be a stopping block to making earlier versions free or very cheap.
It appears they now have a hard redirect set up, so I would say this was a mistake.
Wouldn't Adobe stand to lose a lot of money, since people can use the upgrade path instead of a full purchase? I imagine that would be a stopping block to making earlier versions free or very cheap.
http://www.adobe.com/products/creativesuite/faq/upgrade-poli...
Seems to be down now: Site Area Temporarily Unavailable We're sorry, the site area you've requested is unavailable. Please try again later Or maybe it's US only?
Down in the UK.
Reminds me of my old telco day as between 3-5pm (GMT) USA lines were at there busiest as that is when they wake up and with that I suspect the same is true today in many ways still.
But is certainly not a case of any region limitations from what I can see and is just a busy site waking up to the morning local rush of freeness. The old /. effect.