CorelDRAW.com continues to grow at a steady rate. Looking back, it took just under a year for the first 10,000 members to sign-up to this community. Well, the next 10,000 members signed-up in less than 8 months! Thank you all for making CorelDRAW.com such a great place to share and learn. And from a Corel perspective, this site has been a fantastic place, helping us better understand your needs and making sure we are able to focus on what matters. Quite a few of the Corel employees who work on the CorelDRAW family of products are in here on a regular basis. Not only do we learn a lot about you and how you use the products, but the information on this site is also used to prioritize things to do in service packs (SP2 for CorelDRAW X4 should be available in the next two weeks by the way) and helps us better understand where future versions need to focus on.
With the upgrade to the CorelDRAW.com site earlier this week, we added a lot of new features such as a brand new wiki engine, greatly enhanced galleries and forums, as well as brand new friends and conversations tools. We've also increased the number of gallery items and space you have to showcase / share your work. And it looks like you are already posting entries in the various wikis at a very impressive rate. I can't wait to see where it can go.
And now for a few statistics:
Looking forward, one thing that is on the list for CorelDRAW.com is the localization of the site in a few languages, so that you will be able to navigate this site in a much easier way if you are not a native English speaker / reader. There are other things we are looking at and I will keep you up-to-date on the progress in the future.
Thank you very much to all of you for making CorelDRAW.com such a fantastic resource for everyone and for making it such a friendly and enjoyable place to spend time on.
A very happy new year to all of you!
Gérard
Painter has its own community: http://painterfactory.com.
My only major reservation is that perhaps all the graphic products need to come together in one forum. Painter and PSP. They must be 'feeling' a bit left out of the buzz.
Yani
Hi Gerard,
This is the first time I am taking a good look at this site. You nailed it, excellent stuff.
Bob