Broken links to presets on product page

[Joshua Duggan]

Hello,

The links to different sample presets are broken on the LR-Photoshop product page.
Lightroom presets and filters | Adobe Lightroom

Under the "Get Presets from the Pros" section there are a bunch of links that are broken. For example, the first one is: https://theblog.adobe.com/the-style-spotlight-sam-horine/

I found the correct URL by searching for Sam Horine on the blog site in advanced google search, since I could not find a native search function on the blog site itself. The address that search brought up was: https://blog.adobe.com/en/publish/2019/04/02/style-spotlight-sam-horine.html#gs.onf9lc

The other links seem to be similarly broken. I just wanted to make someone at Adobe aware, hopefully they monitor these forums, since the assistance bot did not give me an option to email them directly. 

[johnrellis]

Unfortunately, Adobe doesn't monitor this forum -- it's mostly user-to-user.  Please repost on the official Adobe feedback forum, where the product team does read everything posted:

https://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/categories/photoshop_family_photoshop_lightroom

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[Joshua Duggan]

Thanks, John. I'll delete my post and post it there.

[Just Shoot Me]

Your post was moved to a better forum. To the CC Sercives forum where it might get a look at from someone at Adobe.

[Just Shoot Me]

So WHY was this post moved froom the CC Services forum to the Lightroom forum by @Jeff A Wright ?

It didn't really belong in the LrC forum as it deals with Broken Links on some Adobe Products page and or Adobe Blog system and it Certainly doesn't belong in the Lightroom, Cloud Base program, forum.

Whatever.

[Jeff A Wright]

Just Shoot Me, the only feedback from CC Services are for federal documents.  

Documents that are product specific should have their feedback posted to their respective forum.  Different software titles/products use different methods of collecting feedback.  Moving product-specific feedback to its respective forum helps make sure the proper social team will see the feedback.  In this specific case, our Photography segment will be reviewing the feedback and working with their partners within the content team.

[Joshua Duggan]

Didn't mean to cause any issues. I struggled to find a place to post this, with so many different forums and being new to using the Adobe website.

This morning I spent parts of 45 minutes on chats with two different Customer Service agents, neither of whom seemed to easily understand what I was trying to say. The second person acknowledged directly that the links were broken and then helpfully suggested that one out of the four links still worked. (doh!)

They did not seem to be sympathetic to the fact that there shouldn't be broken links on a product's webpage, or the fact that all the links that did still exist on blog posts to download the presets seemed to be broken.

[Jeff A Wright]

No worries, Joshua.  CC Services was a better forum than Community Help. Most of our employees are out on holiday through this Friday, so there may be a delay before any actions are taken.

Thanks for bringing this topic up!

[Just Shoot Me]

No issues at all. IMHO.

I just wanted to know Why it was moved from the CC services forum to the Lightroom Cloud Base forum. 

I seem to have gotten my answer.