CC storage space just reduced to 2GB?

I have the CC Student and Teacher Edition, as well as the Photoshop Photography Program, but my Creative Cloud storage was just recently reduced to 2GB. My payments are current, so I'm really at a loss as to what's happened.

Thanks, but I'm not getting any of the errors described on that page. I can run my Adobe CC applications with no problems. I can log into accounts.adobe.com, and when I select "manage account", under "plans and products", it correctly shows "Creative Cloud Student and Teacher Edition (one-year)", "Photoshop Photography Program" and "Creative Cloud Free membership".
Literally the only sign I have that anything is wrong is that I received a warning that I was out of cloud storage space, and when I go to Assets/Files, it shows that I only have 2GB of space on my drive.
Scott

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http://tinyurl.com/85w6xwn
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