Bondina Berns Goldstein
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I searched for others--none came up. And I know I have given feedback on this before. You have successfully hidden the feedback link, so perhaps I am the only one with issues..... This new calendar format is very unwieldy. To show only three entries before making us click for "more" is clumsy, and forces us to make yet another click to see all entries. (Are you in the business of counting "clicks?") Plus the color bars are a nuisance. Some are so dark you have to strain to see the actual writing--and the density of the color seems to vary some from time to time. And they take up far too much space. The white space isn't helping any either. This format may be pleasing appearance wise to someone with OCD--all neat and tidy, with calendar blocks all the same size--but it isn't functional. The older calendar was far friendlier to users--and isn't that Yahoo's ultimate aim: to be user friendly? Please, please, please consider going back to the old calendar system. It worked for US so much better.
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I may have been giving my feedback in the wrong place, so I am going to repeat it here. This new calendar format is unwieldy. Totally not user friendly--isn't that Yahoo's aim? User friendliness? The color bars take up way too much room, and most are too dark to be able to easily read the writing under the color. The old format allowed us to see the entire day at one glance, without having to click for "more." (Or is Yahoo now in the business of counting clicks?) This new format is perhaps prettier at first glance--and is probably a delight to those with OCD. But for the everyday user, it just doesn't work. Please consider giving us back the old calendar format. After all, it is the USers that should be satisfied, not someone who is exercising their artistic bent. I know I'd appreciate it. Thanks.