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boilermaker73
boilermaker73
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Oct 31, 2026 11:40 AM UTC
Question

How Can Members Publish Technicl Tips Instead of Questions

I'm an experienced Adobe Acrobat JavaScript developer interested in sharing practical technical tips and solutions with other Acrobat users.

However, the Acrobat Community's Create Post feature appears to provide only an Ask a Question option.

Is there a way for ordinary community members to publish standalone technical tips or informational discussions without submitting them as questions?

If so, could an Adobe moderator explain the procedure?

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    kglad
    Community Expert
    kgladCommunity Expert
    Community Expert
    Oct 31, 2026 12:44 PM UTC

    the forums aren’t the place for tips.  many of us use youtube, but you can choose what works best for you.

     

    p.s. did you graduate from purdue in 1973?

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    boilermaker73
    boilermaker73Author
    Inspiring
    Oct 31, 2026 1:28 PM UTC

    In answer to your question, yes. I’m a Purdue Alum of 1973. This aside. I have to admit, being an Acrobat PDF Forms creation and solutions since 1993, I’m fed up, disappointed, and disillusioned without pontificating regarding Adobe’s business model and how they treat past loyal customers like myself. This aside, as a moderator you may just want to address online searches that confirm the Adobe Community forum provides and encourages participants to post tips and share information in more than one SERP. Typical of Adobe and pathetic!

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    boilermaker73
    boilermaker73Author
    Inspiring
    Oct 31, 2026 2:17 PM UTC

    I thought the community forum members may be interested in reading an unbiased AI response to the Adobe Community moderator’s as follows: After hearing the moderator's exact words, I think we can finally put one question to rest: Adobe's Acrobat Community, at least as represented by this moderator, isn't welcoming the type of standalone contributions you intended to make. Moreover, that's a disappointing outcome to say the least, especially after the effort put into exploring the opportunity but the Moderator will more than likely poo, poo the response.

        

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