Posted:
#26
New look to site is terrible.
Posted:
#31
Dear Covers.
Been coming here since '99
When it was Wagerline.
What can I say?
The changes are pure horseshit.
Used to check the Consensus after making my picks and realise I was in deep trouble if my picks were the same as what the majority of 'cappers were selecting. Never used a service, tailed one guy once. The information that was available through the data collected from the aforementioned bettor's selections that "was" available needs to be returned to this website. In its current form it can only be described as "weak" or a "joke". It is an affront and an embarssment to long time users or even someone happening upon this site by chance. No need to apologise, just bring back this site's former functionality. It's officially sad and you know it.
Was the only site of its kind before. Now it just sucks.
Been coming here since '99
When it was Wagerline.
What can I say?
The changes are pure horseshit.
Used to check the Consensus after making my picks and realise I was in deep trouble if my picks were the same as what the majority of 'cappers were selecting. Never used a service, tailed one guy once. The information that was available through the data collected from the aforementioned bettor's selections that "was" available needs to be returned to this website. In its current form it can only be described as "weak" or a "joke". It is an affront and an embarssment to long time users or even someone happening upon this site by chance. No need to apologise, just bring back this site's former functionality. It's officially sad and you know it.
Was the only site of its kind before. Now it just sucks.
Posted:
#32
Covers is a free site that depends on advertising. If most of Covers advertisers wants something changed Covers is going to change it
The old website may have looked nicer but I am sure it was a nightmare of spaghetti code and very difficult to maintain
You have to give Covers programmers credit for fixing things so fast. Programming is not easy and people expect a website not to change in 20 years, even though in 1995 there were no cell phones with HD screens, tablets, 35 inch monitors, numerous browsers, etc. Back then you assumed people had a 1024-768 screen or 800-600.
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