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1. The removal of on()/onClipEvent() from Flash CS3 makes creating simple interactivity hard.	7.3% (18 Votes)
2. Getting rid of loaded .swf files is hard.	29.2% (72 Votes)
3. Casting DisplayObject.parent makes controlling parent movie clips hard.	6% (15 Votes)
4. The removal of getURL() makes linking hard.	3.2% (8 Votes)
5. The removal of loadMovie() makes loading .swf files and images hard.	4.4% (11 Votes)
6. ActionScript 3.0's additional errors make coding cumbersome.	3.6% (9 Votes)
7. Referring to library symbols dynamically is unintuitive.	6.9% (17 Votes)
8. Adding custom functionality to manually created text fields, to all movie clips, or to all buttons is cumbersome.	7.3% (18 Votes)
9. The removal of duplicateMovieClip() makes cloning a MovieClip instance (really) hard.	15.8% (39 Votes)
None of the above	15.8% (39 Votes)
Total Votes: 246

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