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This honest and humble post has just been posted over at Lightroom Journal. It makes a refreshing change to see a company as large as Adobe admitting they've made a mistake and doing what they can to fix it. Well done Adobe!
http://blogs.adobe.com/lightroomjournal/2''8/'3/comments_on_14_release.htmlComments on 1.4 Release
"The entire Lightroom team is extremely sorry for any problems we've caused our loyal customers with the March 14th 1.4 update. In our eagerness to get new camera support into customers' hands as promptly as possible, we let some bugs slip past our testing that were frankly unacceptable. Compared to other Adobe applications, we've taken a much more aggressive approach to releasing frequent new versions with new features, but it's clear we need to take a hard look at our release process to make sure that this aggressive approach doesn't sacrifice quality. One thing that we may consider is continuing the community approach we've taken in the past by releasing betas of our updates, so that they can get the broadest testing possible before they are certified as final. The timing for what will need to be a Lightroom 1.4.1 release has not been determined but updated information will be posted to this blog when available. "
