can’t tell at a glance who’s online right now and what they’re interested in
literally cannot tell without scrolling back up who put a post on my dash if it has a single addition attached to it. or like. 2 paragraphs in the op.
i cant click my own icon at the top of the dash to quickly view my own blog
can’t tell who someone used to be if they change their username
squashes the margins between the menu and posts, making the whole dash feel more cramped
ruins the quick visual cue of how long each post is and where it ends when you’re trying to scroll past ones youve seen before
people put a lot of creativity and individuality into icons, and now i never see them
makes people who primarily reblog instead of make their own posts all but completely disappear
list of problems solved by removing icons:
?????
who the fuck was asking for this
ive never in my life seen a website or app that has profile pics forcibly HIDE them, so i guess you did it you made the dash unique again in the worst way
here’s some more feedback: maybe when you run an a/b test you should, idk, actually have a feedback form people can fill out about it somewhere
It’s not exactly what you mean in that it’s not specifically for this a/b group thing but…
THERE IS A FEEDBACK FORM YOU CAN FILL OUT!!!
Click Help at the bottom right of the screen (might have to scroll a little bit to get it)
At the top of your screen, tap Contact Support, and it will open a sidebar.
On the Choose a category for support option, choose Feedback.
Fill out the rest of the form with your feedback and be as civil as possible while getting your points across.
If you’re on mobile:
Tap the profile button, then enter your settings.
Under General Settings, which should be the first option available to select, scroll down until you see Help.
Scroll the page to the bottom until you see Contact Support, and tap it.
And like on desktop, you select Feedback from the dropdown menu for Choose a category for support.
I have no idea how effective this is, but considering it’s one of the few ways to actually contact staff and support that gets you a response (you’ll receive an email reply eventually!), it’s worth a shot
