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Chris,

I guess the crux of it is that customers would like to have more influence or communictation over what's happening down the road... at the moment it seems that Adobe have their ideas, few of which are privy to, and the rest get what they're given.

I realise that engineer resources are always going to be at a stretch, and perhaps things are getting better... but I think for bugs alone, and existing features there should be some transparency to their development.

Adobe apps play a big part in the workflow these days... and being the market leader there isn't much in the way of competition. To sit in the seat day after day and see one way traffic that doesn't help or solve the problems doesn't incite one to form a good opinion about the source, especially when the company demonstrates it can do it when it wants to.