Working with Flash? Adobe wants to hear from you

Do you work with Flash stuff, make cool apps or games or whatever? If so, then Adobe wants to hear from you. Here's the request:

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Adobe's customer research team is collecting an assortment of SWF
content. We are looking to get a wide range of content for a variety of
purposes so that we can better understand the types of projects people
are working on, and better support those projects that are not always
posted on the web. We are especially interested in uses of SWF beyond
web sites and advertising - such as (but not limited to) presentations,
e-learning, character animation, prototypes, games, rich internet
applications, etc. We'd also like to get representation of a variety of
skill levels, so feel free to submit your project even if you are not an
ActionScript user.

For every 50 submissions we receive, we will select one at random to
receive an Amazon.com gift card for $50 (US dollars). You can submit as
many projects as you like!

For each submission, please send the following to
flashresearch@adobe.com by July 6, 2007:

*Your SWF or a link to your project or a screenshot of the project
*A brief description (3 to 4 sentences) describing the audience and
purpose of the project
*Descriptive tags to categorize the project's content and purpose - Use
as many or as few tags as you like, and feel free to make up your own.
Some examples tags are included below.
*Percent of all your projects that are SWFs
*Percentage of time you spend writing ActionScript
*Percentage of time you spend using the timeline
*Your name
*Your job title and company
*Your phone number (so a member of the Adobe's customer research team
can contact you for a quick 15 minute phone call if they need more
information)

Please feel free to forward this message to others who might be
interested or post it on your blog.

We are looking forward to hearing from you!

Adobe Customer Research Team ~-~-~-~
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I know we've got a few for sure that we're going to send off. Amazon, here we come! (hopefully)

Posted by Graeme at June 5, 2007 05:45 AM