Bluff/Feint and Uncanny Dodge

The Uncanny Dodge class ability lets you use your Dex bonus to AC in
the event you would otherwise have lost it by being "flat footed or
attacked by an invisible opponent".

Using the Bluff skill to successfully Feint In Combat makes the target
unable to use their AC against the attacker who feinted but it does
NOT specifically label it as being "flat footed".

To me the reason that it isn't labeled as "Flat Footed" is that they
would not lose their Dex bonus to AC against other attackers, nor
would they lose their ability to make Attacks of Opportunity against
others. Losing your DEX bonus against only a single attacker seems to
be a subset of the full set of conditions of being Flat Footed.

By a strict interpretation of the RAW is appears that Uncanny Dodge
does not help you if someone successfully feints because your
condition is not LABELED "Flat Footed." This is even though the
condition is LESS serious than being "Flat Footed". Is this correct?
Is there an official document (FAQ, Errata, Splatbook, etc.) that
expands on this?

"Harold Groot" <quester DeleteThis @infionline.net> wrote in message
news:496864e4.31227812@news.west.earthlink.net...

> By a strict interpretation of the RAW is appears that Uncanny Dodge
> does not help you if someone successfully feints because your
> condition is not LABELED "Flat Footed." This is even though the
> condition is LESS serious than being "Flat Footed". Is this correct?

Yes. It is an ability that specifically protects against the disadvantages
of the Flat-Footed condition or an attack from an invisible opponent. It
does not provide blanket protection against any circumstance in which you
might lose your DEX bonus to AC.

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Mark