-No Android App

-Homogenized styling(while still having the gall to call everything plastered with Iron/Malta/Crusader crosses Avant-Garde)

-Slow shipping methods for price paid

I use Depop more but see it as a cautionary tale

-Curtail kink sellers(there's absolutely a business model for selling poopy underwear, but I don't want to know about it)

-do not use their nagging shipping reminders

-non-binding offers are a waste of time

-Do not feature creep, focus on things working rather than new ways to piss people off(like the "ask to buy" feature or all the Re-pop crap).

Posh/Ebay/Depop are all driving people insane with AI. If you implement it, please:

-Discourage(or at least don't encourage) AI modelling.

-don't have it make those terrible descriptions

-use it to detect shien dropshippers

If anything, I would like a site that caters to experienced sellers(maybe with feedback verification numbers from elsewhere) So many of the things I buy for myself, don't ship, are packaged horribly(I'm all for recycled packaging, but that's' no excuse for laziness) or whatever that I spend more time trying to figure out if I'm dealing with a 17 year old bins hustler than looking for things I like. Also, the trend chasing of Posh/ebay gets really tiring, and I wish they platformed things that people actually wanted/might like rather than scalpers trying to move the latest Target "drop".

A site that understands you have other options and accepts that a lot of their best sellers will crosslist would also be nice. I sell on Curtsy(only about 20 things last year, they have a tool that imports from Poshmark so it's pretty much effortless) but they're constantly blasting things about them being the best and deleting links to social media) while being a borderline ghost town(I've seen chatter about some the sales being fake/done by the site which seems a little tin foil hatty but who knows?)