This feels wrong on so many levels... Basically, they reserve the right to ban any sort of DSL/runtime/engine application architecture. Imagine you are buildin

This feels wrong on so many levels... Basically, they reserve the right to ban any sort of DSL/runtime/engine application architecture. Imagine you are building adventure games (like Money Island). You'd have a game engine and a domain language in which you describe the game. The beauty of this is, you don't have to rewrite the engine every time you finish a story for a game, you just write in your DSL. The same holds for a range of other applications such as travel guides, recipes for cooking... How can you be sure where they draw the line between data and code? Well, it probably just depends on whether it comes from an Adobe tool or not. Let's see who's next.