Discogs sucks. For years, Discogs has went downhill.People who care about seller and buyer satisfaction are not going to work for Discogs. That's why Discogs has a worker shortage.It's become a 1984 privacy nightmare while forcing sellers to use PayPal's awful and evil platform for selling music. PayPal has been banning journalists exposing N.A.T.O. war crimes. PayPal is part of the central bank mafia that rewards war criminals by banning people who fight against warmongering tyrants. This is class war via censorship. That's why antiwar activists are avoiding PayPal like the plague. Discogs is financially rewarding these PayPal war criminals.Discogs doesn't hold scammy sellers accountable by never auditing them before they sell music like physical shops get audited. Instead, people's forum threads get deleted on Discogs's website if they complain about sellers. This is how scammy sellers get away scot-free. I got my forum thread deleted after exposing a horrible seller. Please do not buy from windslowoddfellow on Discogs. I told them not to ship an item. But they did anyway and never responded to me.Edit: Another issue I have with Discogs is its user-unfriendly database. It is horrible for artists who have very long discographies. You search forever to find an artist's particular release from a specific year. If you accidentally click out of a browser tab, then the process of taking forever starts over again. This used to not happen. I used to change the website link and it would give me a particular year faster. But this is not an option anymore. So, Discogs sucks for artists who have very long discographies that you have to search forever. Whoever runs the Discogs website sucks at organizing things to make things easier for people. Whoever runs the Discogs website made it less organized and more painfully long to search for particular things from artists' discographies.
