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Well,
After fuming about it I guess I can accept the changes. I'm making a change too.
This is my last post using the current format.
So long Zillow friends!
Dan
Since September 2009
Another "missed improvement" is that you still can't edit or delete your own posts.
If you are going to increase functionality, it'd be nice if it was in ways that most benefit the users.
I'll tell you what Zillow crew.
The measure of this terrible format will be reflected over at Alexa.
Over the coming months I'll check Alexa from time to time to see how you are doing.
Change does not always bring improvement. Just ask the Coca Cola people.
Farewell for now.
Since November 2009
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BRING BACK THE OLD FORMAT
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Daniel Nesemeier, "dnesemeier"
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Why the over the top categorization of every single topic?
Why this change to begin with?
Open, free flowing formats are what I really liked about posting here. Now we are constrained to too many pull downs, categorizations, too many clicks to read information.
As I write this I see almost half of the screen void of anything other than white pixels.
I also don't want my email inbox flooded with responses to my question. I don't want notifications.
BOTTOM LINE. I encourage you to change the format back to what we had two days ago, otherwise I'm outta here, and I'm sure many more will be as well.
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