Can you move the "save for later"

[madelaine]

I keep hitting that new save for later button when I'm listing! It's slowing me up!

[raindropsies]

Gazza please swop them around, don't make us that are used to the system change our ways just to please a few that want something new, put the new thing in a new place without moving something else.

[gazza]

Will make it more obvious.

G

[raindropsies]

Will make it more obvious.

G

Don't need to be more obvious, just please put the preview back where it was. Just swop them around surely it ain't that hard.

[madelaine]

I'm with Sarah on this one, but I do appreciate the quick response. It's nice to feel that we are not just cannon-fodder for ebid.

[cmjewels925]

Will make it more obvious.

G

Sorry, Gazza, it really doesn't matter how obvious you make it - it's a problem of muscle memory.

Remember when you first learned to drive? You had to consciously 'feel' for the biting point of the clutch. You don't even think about it now unless you change cars, do you? Even with a new car, your muscles 'remember' where the biting point is after you've used the clutch a couple of time.

Now, imagine if some-one thought, "Wouldn't it be a good idea to move the indicators onto a foot pedal." and put the pedal in where the accelerator once was and moved everything else along to the left. I don't care how obvious they'd made the indicator pedal, it'd still be a few weeks before I got in a car with you.

Okay, the 'save' button isn't as extreme as the example but muscle memory works exactly the same way in each case. Please think about our muscle memory next time you have a tweak.

[madelaine]

Beautifully put, CM!

[gazza]

Don't need to be more obvious, just please put the preview back where it was. Just swop them around surely it ain't that hard.

That was the plan ..

[raindropsies]

That was the plan ..

Thank you Gazza, that would be just perfect.

[astral276]

But was it a cunning plan?