I have not seen this posted anywhere, but then again, in my defense, I'm still trying to understand exactly how this all works. But, my personal gripes are not the subject of this post, instead, your gripes are. While I've been browsing the forums I have noticed a strange trend of users condemning others for posting feedback, stating "chill out brah, it's only a Beta". I can't help but shake my head at this. The point is that Bnext [b]is [/b]in [b]Beta[/b] mode. That means we need to tear it to shreds. That means we need to find every single thing that we don't like, and then scream at the top of our lungs, waving our arms, so Bungie notices. Betas are tests of future products. The Bnext Beta, I'm going to guess, looks a lot like what the true Bnext will look like. That's why the Beta looks the way it does. It's testing the site and the features to see what the popular community opinion is. If you don't say anything, nothing is going to change, and when the Beta flies away, only to be replaced by the final product, you'll be sorely disappointed when you find that it looks a lot more like the Beta did, because you didn't raise enough hell. Now, I need to watch my word choice here. I'm not saying send Bungie angry rants and tear them a new one. Well, I am, but you need to be tactful about it, so here are some tips for you. 1) Find a pre-existing thread. There is strength in numbers. You'll get more done, and make things easier for the web team if they only have one place to go. One thread of a thousand replies will carry more weight then a thousand posts of only one reply, and, it centralizes the complaints, maximizing the webteam's time for other suggestions. 2) When you find that niche of yours, that nice little rant and the thread to go with it, be tactful. While I can't speak for them, I doubt the web team is particularly interested in reading a bunch of posts in 1337 speak or all caps, or anything of the sort. Use your good English, and stay polite. Happy people are more inclined to agree with you as opposed to someone who's mother you just insulted. Even if you think they deserve it. 3) Most importantly, be specific and concise. Vague ramblings about the "good old days" isn't what they want. They want to know the specifics of what you want, what you like, and what you don't like. Putting it any other way is again, just going to waste their time. So please, take my advice, and tear Bnext asunder with your suggestions and criticisms. Betas are meant for this. But always remember, [i]keep it classy.[/i]