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"If we remove your Content for violating the Terms, we will inform you of our decision via the email address you provided to us. If you believe that your Content was removed in error, you may submit an appeal...Excerpt from Adobe's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “If we remove your Content for violating the Terms, we will inform you of our decision via the email address you provided to us. If you believe that your Content was removed in error, you may submit an appeal...”
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