Autodesk's response to each idea

[BurkhardRammner]

I have a great idea!
Here's what I think: Autodesk should add its own comment to each suggestion posted here.
And they should be honest about what they think of the idea and what they plan to do with it.
Or they should take this page down if it doesn't matter anyway.

Please upvote this; otherwise, this “Ideas” section just doesn't make any sense.

[stigla]

After updates on the community, where now it's impossible to find any file you might need, I gave up on this.
Mudbox inclusion was asked in 2018.
There is just not enough stuff, and after CG list was dead, I find there is no way to communicate with ADSK.
I got sometimes solution to some bugs I report, but that happens rarely or with a big delay.
The most active part of ADSK community is discord on Bifrost, but I'm not sure if it's only for Beta users or everyone else as well.
Please if anyone reads this, suggest where Maya community is hiding now.

Thank you.

[BurkhardRammner]

My guess: there is no more Maya community. Its essentially dead since CGTalk imploded. Also Maya bug report is dead. AD manager elite got a lot of money to kill Maya.

[1547655901]

To be honest, Maya has probably never placed much priority on individual users. Objectively speaking, we don't choose Maya because it's the most technically advanced tool out there — we choose it simply because of its sheer scale and comprehensive module coverage, which makes it a fit for the production requirements of large studios. If I were a Maya account manager, I'd focus my efforts on liaising with the top-tier studios first and foremost — because that's where Maya's real revenue comes from. This also tells us something quite clearly: when it comes to processing user feedback and feature requests, Maya has a very obvious pecking order. This is no different from how many commercial software companies and online forums operate — the bugs and suggestions reported by individual users or free-tier users simply don't get the attention they deserve.