New feedback page.

[femmefan1946]

I was just looking at the new FB page and boy....

No dates (not even 3 months, six months, a while back) which was a useful way to spot hacked accounts.

A lot of emphasis on the meaningless DSRs -- which are not used by eBay to assess member accounts.

"See Seller's Other Items"  has been moved to the bottom of the page, although that is a more important link for sellers (and many buyers) than the DSRs.

I really try not to complain when layout changes happen, but this is not a more useful layout.

One of the summer interns trying to show she could get things done?

[strange*highways]

I see a drop down menu on the right side of the page that lets you select a date range. 

[ypdc_dennis]

At the moment I am less than impressed since none of the links on the "new" feedback page work with my default browser.

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[lotzofuniquegoodies]

There are even a few links on eBay's "Help" page that no longer work that are supposed to explain the why's and wherefores of feedback. This concept of buyers having Private feedback is also a little annoying, especially when in most cases they are the ones making ridiculously low offers 9 times out of 10. If their feedback was visible, it might make it much easier to find out if a buyer has a history of being difficult.

-Lotz

Older discussion from dot com but still applicable.

https://community.ebay.com/t5/Archive-Selling/Buyers-with-quot-private-quot-Feedback/td-p/24172933

[lady.stark]

I also have a lot of difficulties trying to figure out where all the links went and why they made that change. I am all for change, *if* it is improving something. In that case, everything is more difficult to find. And it takes twice the space as the old page was taking. Why does eBay always change things for the worse?

[esclyons]

yes, they need to move the  "See Seller's Other Items", back to the top of the page.

[mrdutch1001]

have never understood why sites change things for sake of change...taking things that already work fine, are functional as is, are aesthetically pleasing as is and simple to  use as is, and change to something totally bizarre...it's like they can't remember the other hundred things that actually are broken on the site  that truly do need to be changed and/or fixed.  The new feedback page is a pathetic piece of work...A 5th grader could have done a better job!

[forester_studios]

Just another example of ebay reminding sellers that they have never heard the saying "If it ain't broke, don't fix it". So often things get "Improved" when they were better before. I'll never get why ebay does this instead of fixing things that need improvement. (For example how about getting the "Offers to watchers" option running)? Sellers in the USA and UK have had that for months.