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Originally Posted by Michael Morris Loosest possible definition of website - a page with a URL. A PDF distributed online has a URL. If the PDF has a homepage that describes it to entice you to buy it (most do) then that too is banned. |
Except that PDFs are explicitly mentioned as allowed licensed products, and additionally,
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Originally Posted by Section 4.2 Licensee may additionally utilize the Compatibility Logo in advertisements and marketing materials (including without limitation, website listings and catalogs) for Licensed Products,... |
And again, the "homepage for a PDF" is not a licensed product, the PDF itself is. The homepage of the PDF, for instance, um, let me grab a
random pdf ad page, is marketing materials, which are, again, specifically allowed.
So even if you read the license unnecessarily uncharitably, they explicitly allowed the cases you are complaining about.