Please reinstate the sub-forum concept.

I'll add my voice to this. Infact, the subforums that we had in the Adobe Connect forums have been scattered to the wind. I tried to chase down where they went (we had 3) and here's what I found:

Adobe Presenter  --> Adobe Captivate
Connect Training --> Adobe Connect
XML Development -->> ?????

They were valued areas in the community and are now shuffled into other product forums. 

The value comes from the idea that none of Adobe's products are so simple that a single forum thread can easily address all the quesitons/concerns/hopes and dreams of their users. Considering our alternate forum for Adobe Connect has 35 sub forums (some public some private but probably far too many 😉 ), I can only image how hard it must be to manage a product like Photoshop, InDesign, Acrobat, etc.  https://www.connectusers.com/forums/index.php.

Agreed. Another example is the InDesign forums. There used to be separate forums for scripting and general use. Now it's all in the same forum, which makes for a bad experience. If someone wants to access the scripting forum they have filter the forum first. If it stays liie this the scripting forum will just bleed to death.

I would like this also. The subforums in Adobe Stock worked very well. Now that it is just one forum, it's rather a mismatch of everything. From Adobe Stock subscription problems (Only Adobe staff can answer this) to why my photo/asset has been rejected. AND, it's going to make one hell of a long list, that we have to wait for it to populate!