Reply To: Should we start an Adobe Customers pressure group?

I no way could I turn off subscription for even 1 day.

Adobe do listen, and they have done so in the past.

There’s a good read here on the process https://creativepro.com/michael-ninness-answers-indesign-cs5-critics.php

That being said – I don’t like their approach. They’re asking business owners what they want to see.

If you say iPad, HTML5, <buzzword> to a non-professional they jump up and down like a kid in a sweetshop.

If you say footnotes, endnotes, long documents, etc. then they are less excited.

Adobe really should open a public arena so that users can upvote their ideas.

Perhaps present publically on a website things they are working on – what people like to see and what people are most excited about.

And list off the things they are definitely not considering improving, and let users tell them they are wrong.

I really feel a public webpage were people sign-in using their Adobe ID – then they can read the items and decide which are important to them to improve on.