I was able to download Dragon 370, but it's apparently been pulled back, too. In this case the image is there, but it doesn't link to a download.
Hopefully (optimist that I am), this is due to them fixing a few errors. As you've said, Dungeon 161 had the wrong cover, and Dragon 370 was missing the Playtest Article regarding AV2. :D
Although, I think they're on holiday right now. @__@
I'm checking every day in the hope it will eventually be there...
You can't see the image but you should be able to see the red X icon where it should be.
Click on it. You are directed to a new page.
Wait for it to open. That's how I got mine.
And the OP is right. The cover Image is the same as Dragon 370. I hope they correct it in the future. They sure didn't correct any of the reported errors on the errata thread.
They sure didn't correct any of the reported errors on the errata thread.
This continues to be a source of concern. The lack of editorial work in the final "polished" version is a problem.
This continues to be a source of concern. The lack of editorial work in the final "polished" version is a problem.
Speaking of concerns ;):
From day one, I've had the distinct feeling that the Dragon/Dungeon are a backround project (at most); the focus is somewhere else. I get the impression that errata is not a priority for WotC at the moment. It is being worked on (good
) but only as a secondary concern (bad 
). Just like the issues with browser interaction are being looked into. WotC no longer employs the fella who originally wrote Digital Insider #12 however (where this is acknowledged), so that particular issue may have fallen by the wayside. How will we ever know, I wonder ;)?
Not to mention, auto-renewal is still compulsory at sign-up and a real hassle to have canceled. Cancellation requires human interaction (via customer service—at least two in my recent experience) and is not instantaneous (you have to wait a few days for the email confirmation). This needs attention I think; it's not something that should be pushed into the backround (too easy to get overlooked back there ;)). Dragon/Dungeon are solid IMHO but the service side needs some work.
Thinking to myself: Does this lack of focus mean Insider is in trouble? Possibly. These little things may seem minor but they could very easily be the tip 'o' the proverbial iceberg. That's alarmist of course. I'm still hopeful that Dragon, Dungeon, and Insider will be around for a long time. Never hurts to hope ;).