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Sameer K
Community Manager
Community Manager
December 9, 2025
Question

We’re Upgrading Adobe Community for You!

  • December 9, 2025
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Hi everyone,


We're excited to announce a new Adobe Community experience is coming this January.


A little bit about the update:

The new experience will be simpler to navigate, make it easier to connect with other creatives and Adobe experts, and will give you clearer ways to share feature ideas, enhancement requests, and bug reports—with greater visibility into their status with our product teams.


In the meantime:

  • Adobe Community will remain active. Keep using it as usual—there will be no interruption in access. In fact, you’ll notice even more Adobe Experts on deck to provide faster responses before, during, and after the update.
  • No existing content will be lost in the update. Every single post, reply, solution, feature request, and bug report you’ve made will be transferred to the new experience. You won't need to recreate anything.
  • Existing content will reappear in two phases. When we launch the new community, all posts created on or before November 16 will be there from day one. After launch, we’ll migrate the very latest posts (those created after November 16 up to launch day) in a follow-up phase. We’ll let you know when the final batch of content is available, so you don’t miss a thing. New posts can be created as usual in the new experience starting on launch day; this timing only affects how quickly recent pre-launch posts show up.


We can’t wait for you to see what we’ve been working on!

Thank you for your questions, answers, ideas, and for helping each other. Your contributions make this community stronger and help shape Adobe’s products. Here’s to building the future together.

2 replies

dj_paige
Legend
January 7, 2026

On the other hand, I have also seen some Adobe staff give what I consider to be extremely poor advice — advice which could be destructive causing the user to lose some of his/her work, or advice which could reduce the benefits of using Lightroom Classic. This is not a good development, and I hope this will be addressed. I can provide specific examples via private message if requested.

dj_paige
Legend
January 7, 2026

" In fact, you’ll notice even more Adobe Experts on deck to provide faster responses before, during, and after the update."

"... with greater visibility into their status with our product teams."

 

I was skeptical when I first read these comments, but certainly it is happening, and certain issues which have been brought up many times but are not officially bugs still are getting the attention of Adobe and the product team, in ways that didn't happen much in the past (example: https://community.adobe.com/t5/lightroom-classic-discussions/issue-using-arc140t-with-adobe-lightroom-classic-with-intensive-gpu-tasks/m-p/15654889#M423258).

 

So Adobe, keep this up, please!