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So the response from Adobe about their crappy editing Premiere Pro cc platform was to be expected. Obviously, they assume no responsibility it's all the operator's FAULT. iN SHORT, I was told that when Adobe issues an update for its cloud system you should not update in the middle of working on a project. In other words every time they send you an update you have to start a new project from scratch. Really? What makes you think I want to spend hours recreating a program I spent weeks on, just to keep up with your endless updates? I really think this defeats the purpose of having an edit system to work on, if you have to stop in the middle of your work and restart a project because Adobe decided to issue some meaningless update. My question is why didn't they issue this warning with the update that you should not do so in the middle of working on a project? Obviously, we're supposed to read their minds at Adobe. How wonderful it is for the many thousands of people who have issued complaints on their website and yet their only response is "Well it's your fault dummy." Here's a message for Adobe. A lot of us do not have multiple degrees in computer science. We are simply hard-working Joe's out here trying to make a living with your freaking stupid product. If you do not want to make it user-friendly, maybe you should be in another business. Because the fact is the majority of the people using your product are not rocket scientists. Maybe once you figure that out you will have fewer people complaining about your increasingly frustrating product. All I know is once my subscription is up , I won't be back.