I noticed as well a shift of focus in the product, from before the acquisition: they forced users into a new flashy version of the website despite it being clea

I noticed as well a shift of focus in the product, from before the acquisition: they forced users into a new flashy version of the website despite it being clearly broken, and less functional overall (e.g., meetup editing did not allow to save, and several features available only in the older version of the website). The net result for me so far has been to always have to go back to old version. Worsening user experience does not seem a good way to grow.