The post multipliers are entirely unnecessary, confusing, and overanimated. Thumbs downs on no more thumbs down. Charging anything to post games for sale turns the market into premium pinball ad space. No amount of me being willing to support Pinside will make people will willing to pay $0 to list a game for sale list those games now. Pinside Market used to be a catch-all for all games for sale like a Mr. Pinball or Facebook group. Now it's ad space on a popular website. It serves a 100% different purpose now and devalues the market to me as a buyer. It's not about people being cheap and unwilling to support Pinside, it's about turning people away who aren't going to pay to list games for us to buy no matter what the fee is.

The off topic areas and other minor improvement around the site seem good, overall I think it was a downgrade though.

Not sure the vendors are going to be affected much. Half the vendor ads have links for contact details outside of Pinside or a link to where you can buy some mod on their website. Others are selling multiple mods within one ad. Does Robin think they're going to mark the ad as sold, pay fees, and relist every time them make a sale?

Flipper Fidelity just put a link to their online store for this item:
https://pinside.com/pinball/market/ad/27281

Pinballs.com, Doughslingers, and PinballSTAR have generic WoZ ads up that say contact them to work out a deal. Are they supposed to kick back $35 from every sale to Pinside because they have those market ads up now?

https://www.facebook.com/groups/299213816922644/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/Pinball4sale/

The little note at the bottom about price tiers only appears for machines, not parts and mods. Just the $2 insertion fee for non-donors it looks like.