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(Unverified)Feb 7th 2010 6:39PM
The problem with T61's redesign is the site now has a different feature set and a different emphasis. The old site's features were more useful to a lot of established users (myself included) than the new site's. For us, the old site met our requirements, and the new site does not.
Even if you set aside bugs and usability problems (and they're real) the change in functionality is sufficient to be a real problem. If a few other people just discovering T61 now find it to be a nice site, that's because they're looking for something different than T61's old users were. The site doesn't do what attracted me there in the first place any more, so there's no real reason to go on using it.