I am still hoping

and I am still hoping for a retraction of this section of the terms of service.  They should have no need to use our photos.  Surely Adobe can afford to properly hire photographers/graphic artists to do their photography work for them?

strong>8. Use of Your   Content.

a. Adobe does not claim ownership of   Your Content. However, except as     provided in Section 8(b), you grant   Adobe a worldwide, royalty-free, nonexclusive, perpetual,   irrevocable, and fully sublicensable license to use, distribute,   reproduce, modify, adapt, publish, translate, publicly perform and   publicly display Your Content (in whole or in part) and to   incorporate Your Content into other Materials or works in any   format or medium now known or later developed.

And now in more common terms:We realize that this     section might look a bit scary and so we want to point out a few     things. This section only applies to those portions of our sites,     such as User Forums, where we intend for users to share content     freely with Adobe and with each other. It does not apply to all of     the content that you share, contribute or post to our sites. For     example, it does not apply to content hosted by Photoshop.com or     Acrobat.com. For services like those, we will provide customized     license grants that are consistent with the spirit and intent of     those services and that are appropriate for the kinds of content we     expect you to share within them. (We say this more formally below.)     So we encourage you to be selective when deciding which content to     contribute under this license and we want you to be sure that you     are comfortable granting the above rights when it comes to that     specific content.

b. The terms of Section 8(a) shall not apply to Your Content:

i. When specifically agreed that Section 8(a) shall not apply in any Additional Terms that may               accompany certain Services (such as those provided with Photoshop.com and Acrobat.com); or
ii. When Your Content is Made Available through Services that are intended for private               communication or which allow you to limit public access to Your Content and you do in fact limit public access.

In the case of Your Content covered   by Section 8(b)(i), you grant Adobe only those rights set forth in   such Additional Terms.

In the case of Your Content covered   by Section 8(b)(ii), you grant Adobe a worldwide, royalty-free,   nonexclusive, and fully sublicensable license to use, distribute,   reproduce, modify, publish and translate Your Content solely for   the purpose of enabling your use of the Service. You may revoke   this license and terminate Adobe’s rights at any time by   removing Your Content from the Service.