Just saw this post in another thread. Great post that sums up a lot of issues:
OMATTY
I'm struggling very hard not to be a whiner. I never paid for the
coolrunning running log, so I don't have that much right to complain,
but. . . .
How on earth could something so good turn so bad? and Is there any chance whatsoever that we'll ever have it as good?
After a little bit of tinkering around, here are the main problems I have, as a basic user:
1) Weekly totals are not readily evident
one of the MAIN REASONS one keeps a log is to track mileage. Why
isn't the mileage easily viewable? Fine, I go into <Reports> -
<Training Stats> - (information that should be available in the
main calendar!) and even there I can't see my total mileage for the
WEEK or YEAR, only DAY and MONTH, and even then, I'm limited by a
certain time frame (only one year worth of monthly totals). So many
other bells and whistles, but not the very simplest feature that one
expects in a training log - How many miles did I run this week? this
year?
2) Personal bests? What personal bests?
all the information about PRs has vanished, or if not, it certainly
isn't as intuitively available. Where did it go? If it is available,
why is it so hard to find?
3) No going back
Stupid, stupid, stupid me - I didn't download my data before the
switch. Is there anyway whatsoever to get all my old data back, in an
exported file? Moreover, is there anyway to get my data NOW in an
exported file? Yet another UPGRADE that actually gives us less service.
I don't want to complain for the sake of complaining, and I know
this is in BETA, but when you have so long to make a transition to a
new product, one would expect you could get the simplest things right.
These aren't "bugs" these are fundamental failures of the simplest
issues at hand. These issues came up within 1 minute of working on the
new site, didn't ANY testers think - "hmmm... how can I quickly see my
weekly mileage?" Unless MASSIVE CHANGES are made, and quickly, this
transition will go down as a nearly complete failure, sad to say.
Tags:
cool_running,
transition
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