I've mentioned before about the go/wish form at Adobe for reporting bugs and making enhancements requests: http://www.adobe.com/go/wish
Adobe is pretty strict about this. You can blog all day about your never-ending desire for the cfcowbell tag, but unless you make a 'formal' request, you are less likely to get the cowbell you think ColdFusion so desperately needs.
What I didn't know until today (thank you Jeremy Prevost!) is that the go/wish page also makes mention of how to report security problems.
You can report a security problem with any Adobe product here: http://www.adobe.com/support/security/alertus.html
Archived Comments
Ray do you know if Adobe intends to answer to requests, bug reports, and reports of security problems?
In my experience all you usually get is a generated message saying something like: "thank you for your input", and then you never hear from Adobe again. :(
I don't believe you are guaranteed a response. The guy who pinged me about this said he got a response pretty quickly, but it was a security issue so that makes sense.
Again though, I can promise that they ARE read. It doesn't mean Adobe will act on them, but they aren't ignored.
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that's what CF needs more Cowbell
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I'll be here all week folks, try the veal.