Board Thread:New Features/@comment-10452902-20170128021601/@comment-26402117-20170206121529

This staff blog describes a community feedback process using A/B testing - one that is designed to gather community input well before the product goes live. Ligillipuff's suggestion on collapsible horizontal groups led to smart horizontal grouping in Portable Infoboxes within the space of six weeks. So work was and is being done.

The bigger picture of what I am saying is very simply this: there IS a fastest venue for every issue. Find a bug - use Special:Contact/bug or a Tech Update comment if it's caused by those. Holistic issue with a new product - make a comment calmly explaining it in the relevant staff blog. Approaching staff with your feedback shows that you value it and forces you to be respectful about it. When your opinions include value judgements on other people, expect requests for extraordinary evidence with your claim. The original issue sounds very bad but hasn't been proven and has now been dismissed by those who reported it.

As Isaac said, it's not about compromising desktop in favour of mobile or forcing people to do anything. It's balancing out the content experience so that it's on an even keel.

Please understand that we aren't telling you to be quiet with any of your issues. You should stop demanding a lack of change and start asking for further changes to make things work for yourself. Otherwise, you will continue to be dissatisfied and nobody will fix any issues you have. That's a two-way loss for Fandom and it's users.