Yes they do.So Points Hacks owns AFF, does it?
For those who have been using the site for many years as it was originally established, the Points-Hackification is sad but probably inevitable.
If you look at the site on the Wayback Machine, beyond the community forums the focus was more on News & Views, Trip Reports, Community Insights, Member Blogs, etc. Now 2 of the 5 top dropdowns are "Credit Cards" and "Guides & Tools" which defaults to "Credit Card Points Transfer Assistant".I'm not paid to say this(promise) but I simply cannot see that. For me, its the same FF site, with all the tips and lessons from experts and each other, Matt's editorial pieces, the Gazette, webinars, podcasts. I never see credit card stuff.
Well, we all have feet that we can vote with, if so inclined. Personally, I think the changes to the website are change for the sake of change. More negative for me than positive. A bit like what's happened to Expert Flyer...that the Forums remain unpolluted.
Yes me too. The other day, though, I changed it to Default Style because I like the purple, but when I opened the site today on my phone my brain had a meltdown....nnnoooo it's all wrooooongI visit AFF throughout the day very frequently (imho) but just look for new posts, so the 'new posts' link is essentially the only way I get here. So I don't see the credit card or other pages mentioned at all.
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Hi @admin, not sure if this is already on the radar, but on the Manage Membership & Billing page, there's an issue with the instructions for making changes to your membership -:
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I'm using Snagit. It's a great screen capture tool that works on both Windows and Mac. There will be other options out there, but this is one of the better ones.I just want to know where @DejaBrew gets his clipping effect from - I'd like to use that sometime!![]()