Did they steal yours too? Here is MY Cure for stolen "My Yahoo" Page?

Question

I suggest going to the help pages and use the link at the bottom for feedback and tell them to restore it or lose a customer. Give them a few days and if they don't then go elsewhere for your home page.

That's What I did and I will.

Answer 1

I've been telling them this for about a year now (since the first time I tried out the Beta, and repeatedly since then). If they wanted to show their long-time users that they actually cared what we had to say, then was the time.

If Yahoo wants to do the right thing and re-enable 'Classic' while they sort out the barrage of complaints, fine. But they've got 2 or 3 days tops to do so otherwise after 10 years as a My Yahoo! homepage user, I'm outta here.

Answer 2

As I look around the net, I see that there are pretty good numbers of people who either don't like the new page, or who find it does not work well for them.  I'm in the latter category, and have moved to bloglines.com for now.  Not an ideal solution, but workable. --- I see in the MyYahoo blog post where they say "tough" to those who don't or can't use the new page.  I say "SEEYA!"