We wanted to let our Fotolia contributor community know that we plan to close the Fotolia forum on July 31 on the Fotolia website, but have set up a new Fotolia forum on the Adobe forum page here"

https://forums.adobe.com/community/stock/contributor/fotolia

We would like to standardize on a single and modern forum platform used by all Adobe apps. The new Fotolia Forum is an International forum and you will receive input and be able to communicate with all contributors instead of just those in your zone. You can post in your own native language. To read other contributor's posts in your native language use the 'Translate' option next to each post, see instructions here: https://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-4101

The new Fotolia forum is already live, and while old forum posts won't be migrated, we encourage you to try it out and start new discussions.

We are aware that many of you had engaging discussions on the Fotolia forum and we hope that you will continue to share thoughts and feedback on the new Fotolia forum community.

Kind regards,

Mat Hayward

Hi Matt,
I never managed to access this Adobe forum.
Every time I get a message like: Cannot access this page, try clearing your cookies"

BTW, I used to have always good sales at Fotolia, but since the different partnerships were announced (Pond 5, Stoksy, some editorial...) it has become really a ghost town, I am starting to get worried, as I always liked Fotolia

Quote from: Brightontl on July 25, 2017, 17:55
Hi Matt,
I never managed to access this Adobe forum.
Every time I get a message like: Cannot access this page, try clearing your cookies"

BTW, I used to have always good sales at Fotolia, but since the different partnerships were announced (Pond 5, Stoksy, some editorial...) it has become really a ghost town, I am starting to get worried, as I always liked Fotolia

That sounds unusual. Please send me an email with your Adobe ID and I'll look into it for you. Have you tried using a different web browser? That may do the trick.

-Mat

email: [email protected]

Haven't checked it out, but I never liked the old forums, mainly because of the separate 'zones' for Europe and USA. As if I wasn't allowed to talk to contributors from other continents. So I'm glad this has changed.

Quote from: MatHayward on July 25, 2017, 19:46

Quote from: Brightontl on July 25, 2017, 17:55
Hi Matt,
I never managed to access this Adobe forum.
Every time I get a message like: Cannot access this page, try clearing your cookies"

BTW, I used to have always good sales at Fotolia, but since the different partnerships were announced (Pond 5, Stoksy, some editorial...) it has become really a ghost town, I am starting to get worried, as I always liked Fotolia

That sounds unusual. Please send me an email with your Adobe ID and I'll look into it for you. Have you tried using a different web browser? That may do the trick.

-Mat

email: [email protected]

Yes, it does work with Firefox, not with Chrome.
Thanks

Quote from: MatHayward on July 25, 2017, 17:10
We wanted to let our Fotolia contributor community know that we plan to close the Fotolia forum on July 31 on the Fotolia website, but have set up a new Fotolia forum on the Adobe forum page here"

https://forums.adobe.com/community/stock/contributor/fotolia

We would like to standardize on a single and modern forum platform used by all Adobe apps. The new Fotolia Forum is an International forum and you will receive input and be able to communicate with all contributors instead of just those in your zone. You can post in your own native language. To read other contributor's posts in your native language use the 'Translate' option next to each post, see instructions here: https://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-4101

The new Fotolia forum is already live, and while old forum posts won't be migrated, we encourage you to try it out and start new discussions.

We are aware that many of you had engaging discussions on the Fotolia forum and we hope that you will continue to share thoughts and feedback on the new Fotolia forum community.

Kind regards,

Mat Hayward

The problem that I see here is that the topics titles are not translated or translatable, so this function is not very useful if you cannot understand about what is the topic...

Maybe Adobe should consider to put automatically a translation in english?

Quote from: Chichikov on July 25, 2017, 20:48

Quote from: MatHayward on July 25, 2017, 17:10
We wanted to let our Fotolia contributor community know that we plan to close the Fotolia forum on July 31 on the Fotolia website, but have set up a new Fotolia forum on the Adobe forum page here"

https://forums.adobe.com/community/stock/contributor/fotolia

We would like to standardize on a single and modern forum platform used by all Adobe apps. The new Fotolia Forum is an International forum and you will receive input and be able to communicate with all contributors instead of just those in your zone. You can post in your own native language. To read other contributor's posts in your native language use the 'Translate' option next to each post, see instructions here: https://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-4101

The new Fotolia forum is already live, and while old forum posts won't be migrated, we encourage you to try it out and start new discussions.

We are aware that many of you had engaging discussions on the Fotolia forum and we hope that you will continue to share thoughts and feedback on the new Fotolia forum community.

Kind regards,

Mat Hayward

The problem that I see here is that the topics titles are not translated or translatable, so this function is not very useful if you cannot understand about what is the topic...

Maybe Adobe should consider to put automatically a translation in english?

Yeah, it's a bit of a guessing game to work out the title of the post from the responses. If you set your language in the profile it should automatically display posts in that language.