Moving forward, especially as a new poster, it might help to develop a bit more history and understanding on these Forums before making such strong (and specious) accusations.

And many longtime and respected Adobe Forums experts and Adobe Staff here link to them all the time, for exactly that reason. Turning this option off also closes critical Adobe processes required to support features such as auto-updates, file syncing, and notifications. The only place on the entire Internet where you'll find those is on ProDesignTools, carefully built & maintained over the past seven years. We strongly recommend that you keep the Adobe Creative Cloud login item enabled in your Mac's System Settings. Adobe's public FTP servers contain a random smattering of various releases over the years (primarily old versions), but by no means have a consistent and comprehensive inventory/directory of all original product installers and all their point updates, for all releases going back to 2008 – for CC, CS, Acrobat, Lightroom, Elements, Captivate, or otherwise. Regarding the rest, you're simply off base. B ut an observer would likely conclude that you are one who's acting impolitely here. And apologies for any inadvertent restating of your name your profile here is two days old and that is exactly how it reads. Absolutely agree there is no need to be rude.

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