The Foegetter said: After so many days of dealing with the intentional downgrade, and more than a day two full days without any communication from Roll20, I believe it is safe to say that they are actively choosing to ignore our complaints in favor of "weathering the storm." I can't help being a bit snarky here, but have you been on the forums long? Roll20 doesnt do anythig fast - it ould easily be a week or two, or several weeks, before they actually implement an "emergency" change. A fairly recent example is the fix for nested queries. They introduced that in the pro server, some of us warned them there were issues and it wasn;t ready for prime time. Then they introduced it for everyone, which broke macros for a huge number of people. This was a widespread effect. There was outcry pretty much to the same degree as this thread. It took Roll20 over a week to roll back the change. That was a disaster and it took way more than two days to respond. We've heard nothing about it since - months later. Ideally its something they are still working working on but there's no way for us to know. My message here is: if you don't like the look of the change, keep the pressure up. Don't give up after just a couple of days. Personally, I like the change (though there were a lot of problems with the implementation, and bugs that needed - and probably still need - fixing). So I'm pretty happy with the changes, but if you aren't, you need to keep the pressure up to make your voice heard. The Roll20 devs will tell you when their decision is final, and start closing threads. Until that happens, you can still be heard.
