Maplesoft has these interesting bits of Math on their website.  For example this one here

http://www.maplesoft.com/mathmatters/airplanes.aspx

It is all nice and all but I would like to see some reference examples to maple for each one, a cool application worksheet that portrays each one nicely. 

Using the example link above I searched maplesoft application center for navier stokes...

Not really a review but I think Maple has so much cool stuff one can do with it, that we get sidetracked from one project to the next.   Before you know it, a new release is out and you've put your project on hold to try out and play with the new features - and not really forging ahead on any projects.  One year between new releases isn't enough time to have customers really, and I mean really, dive into Maple.

Here is what a reviewer at computing world said about Maple16

I am finding, if you add to an old question directed towards someone at maplesoft before the weekend but after a maplesoft business day has ended, your question may not be answered or addressed. This is because your new question in the thread has been swamped by newer questions and yours has trickled down the list and essentially becomes buried or lost. 

I also find too much information related to posted questions are being summarized in the top level making it...

There is no option to change your original email address and save in mapleprimes. 

**edit add**  Sorry the option is there but the option to save the new email is not.

Just a small digression.  It would be nice if the numbers on the x-axis could be rotated or angled so it does not look like they collide with each other.  When the numbers reach the 100's or 1000's there will be congestion. 

This is perhaps a suggestion for a future Maple version as the current versions do not support number rotations on the axis.