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A few months ago we voted against having the "dislike" option. Presume safely that any post that doesn't get any likes is being hated with a passion!

Yeah, they can't get anny plainer than they have. After having used PS for almost 20 years, Adobe's new business smodel, which is as mercenary as they come, is a slap in the face and they want me...

I agree, Adobe can't get any plainer than they have. After having used PS for almost 20 years, Adobe's new business smodel, which is as mercenary as they come, is a slap in the face and they want...

Hey Winston, does the amount of outrage in "the hobbyist photographic community" match your expectations yet? ;-)

Elements is lacking basic features I need. Also, because of Adobe's greed, I wouldn't buy it if it were to cost next to nothing.

If Adobe gets away with their scheme, every other software company will eventually follow suit.

At this point I won't buy any Adobe product just out of principle.

The crummy onboard flash is a useful wireless commander for an external strobe. On-camera strobe isn't really useful to me, unless I want catchlights in eyes. I have no problem having someone hold...

Yes, you really do need to go back to high school and take a writing-for-beginners class.

you..write like. this/that and you mix up your and you're and there and their! :-P

You sound like a bot.

I think it's you who failed to recognize jkovich's sarcastic post. We all can tell how connected you are.

Can you please take a grammar course at your local city college? I'm getting a headache from reading your error-riddled gobbledigook. :-P

You mean I won't be able to work on my tens of thousands of layered PSD files in some other editing program? I smell a class-action lawsuit. :-P

I never felt a need for updating CS3.

Surely you know that software does not remain compatible forever, so don't give me smug advice, Adobe shill.

Adobe has give the "hobbyist photo community" the finger. Time to tell them where to shove it.

So what's right for you must be right for everyone else? Enjoy your constant "updates" - you can't live without them.

How often have you posted in this thread? Ten more posts, and you'll get a...

Nice slap in the face of longtime customers. Now it turns out Adobe just doesn't care for for the "hobbyist photographic community." Adobe are charming and clever!

Shills tend to be full of it.

Shills tend to be full of it. They apparently get paid on a per-post basis.

I have used CS3 for over 5 years. For simplicity sake, let's say exactly 5 years or ca 1827 days. I bought CS3 for around $500, I believe. So I paid 27 cents a day or about $100 a year. Now go wipe...

Luckily, Adobe gave you free access to a computer and paid you to post here. :-P