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Mariusz Go
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November 29, 2014
Question

Allow polls in forum

  • November 29, 2014
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Sometimes,

instead of a simple discussion about the better is voting for or against. There is a lack of utility in this forum. Sometimes we do not have the strength to write the same thing and the same thing, just give my voice.

Best Regards.

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    Dave Merchant
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    November 29, 2014

    Polls have been used on this site in the past, but there are technical reasons that limit their suitability.

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    Mariusz GoAuthor
    Known Participant
    December 1, 2014

    What is the reason?

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    Dave Merchant
    Legend
    December 8, 2014

    Perhaps a compromise can be great the "I agree" and a large number of voters? Then provokes it to your vote of support?

    But the problem is when the threads are created with new ideas and discussion becomes cloudy? Therefore, the  questionnaire is is always good because it gives concrete result to needs.

    Eg.

    Do you often change the system of tools and palettes using WorkSpace?

    1. I do not use - I use shortcuts and menus.

    2. Often - it makes it very easy for me to work.

    3. I would like more to be able to deploy all available tools and palettes in vertical and horizontal dokokoła artboard so as to have them in a fixed position and handy when I need them.

    Only then it makes sense to put a question or a request for new features. Eg. "Please add horizontal stripes styling possibilities for tools and palettes."

    Then the product is actually developed by the needs of the majority.

    That's my opinion and that is why I ask about the survey.


    A complete poll system would be useful, but Adobe does not control the platform that runs this website - so the features are what they are.

    Feature requests for Adobe software should not be posted here, they should be sent to http://www.adobe.com/go/wish or the platform-specific site (e.g. feedback.photoshop.com). The number of times a feature is requested via the official routes does help decide which ones are implemented.

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