In reply to Daniel Iser.

Yeah, well people should complain if something is crappy. The idea that everyone was responsible for this crap is, well I guess empowering, but frankly people are paid to do this as a job. One would think that a successful company (at least financially, and with good PR), would have people who could do a better job.

Asking for feedback, ignoring half of it, and then complaining that there was not enough input from the community, lame excuse for incompetence.