Why don't you and your pals at abobe stop ruining your own software?

Sarcasm comes natural, eh?

And your group is the absolute authority on everyone's ideas of correct? Hmm.

The first is cool ... although sarcasm works a lot better in person than on the forums, as often sarcasm is actually intended to be a humorous outlet with a bit of an edge. On forums my native bent to sarcasm has been nailed several times as just seeming rude. So I tend to avoid it on public forums. Everyone's choice is their own, of course. (In person, I tend to have a lot of friends who practically live in sarcasm ... birds of a feather, perhaps ... )

The second ... my ideas of the Ideal Way for PrPro are just that, mine ... not anyone else's. And in your posts, you seem to define a real problem as basically anything that irritates you. While deprecating everyone who thinks otherwise.

That's not so cool. It's actually ... on a forum, without any other way to see facial expression, body language, what not ... sort of arrogant. There's quite a few thousands of people using this app. On another thread, a person is incredulous that PrPro doesn't have spell checking in the EGP. They thought this is something the everyone would want on the top of their list of changes. Another user posted right away that while he would appreciate a spell checker, it would realistically be WAY down his list of major changes needed, he'd rather engineer time go to his list of stuff first.

Yea ... we all have different ideas of what's great and what's useless. There's a ton of the effects that I don't use, but I spend a lot of time with color ... and Lumetri ... I can go over about any possible way to use it, but realistically ... it needs to my taste a major rebuilding, starting with the very assumptions of how it should work. I've been pretty direct about this both on the forums here and in person with the engineers at NAB and MAX.

And in threads on that on this forum, it's quite clear there are some that like the way Lumetri works now, or think it's entirely adequate, and don't want any effort spent on changing it as they'd rather have other things worked.

I don't attack them as being somehow illiterate in the program, non-professional, or anything. They have opinions and workflows and needs as valid as mine.

As you do. Your ideas, thoughts, and needs are as valid as anyone else's. The more people giving their experiences and opinions on here, the more useful this board can be.

I just ask you recognize that every one posting here will have different ideas. Let the ideas mix, mingle, and at times clash. No need to attack the other people for daring to have a different viewpoint.

Neil