No you didn't fix it
My below comment was merged to a closed comment section so neither I or anyone else could respond to your "answer". Funny thing is the AOL response to it was a joke. When looking at the first "fix" on your list, I have news for you, it does not work. I am sure I could go down the list and find many more of the same. So don't assume because AOL thinks it may be fixed, it is not and we waste a lot of time struggling through multiple frustrations just to use AOL. If AOL was indeed serious about our complaints, they would have been working proper before Gold was launched and any issues fixed a year and a half ago.
This is from the link you provided of things that have been "fixed".
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(The above does not work so why brag it is some fix?)
My original post said:
I have noticed that "Gathering Feedback", "Under Review", "Reviewed", "Comments Closed" are what each of these problems are labeled. Question is, if they are reviewed and closed to further comments, why aren't the problems they have addressed been fixed? They should be left open until properly working fixes have been completed. Do these labels even mean anything or does AOL just put a title on it to make it appear that something is being worked on to get AOL back functioning as it used to before Gold? So many complaints and so little improvements.
AOL's comment:
Please be assured each suggestion you send to us is carefully read and evaluated by a member of our staff. We take your concerns very seriously, and answer your questions and comments with the most up-to-date information available to us. We are constantly working to improve our members’ experience and include more features. You can always check the new features or fixes by visiting this public website: http://beta.aol.com/projects/desktop/windows/.
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