If you want to complain about new view, Shutterstock has a special place for this. You need to click your portfolio icon/avatar in upper right corner, and a menu comes out. There, you can click "Leave feedback". You can leave low rating, but there is also space for comments.

Please leave feedback, this may help them see the problem.

Here is a list of complaints to copy and paste if you don't feel like writing:

1. No sorting by file ID or date.
2. Thumbnails smaller than before.
3. Thumbnails are always square. I can't see if I sold horizontal or vertical photo.
4. Less assets visible on single page. More clicking and scrolling to see full earnings.

Alternate version, not too spam them with identical text:

1. Image thumbnails are too small. They were larger in old view.
2. All thumbnails are square. I don't know which photo I sold.
3. I need SORTING by asset ID or upload date.
4. In old view I could see more thumbnails without scrolling. Why the small box in the middle?

One more version:

Thumbnails are too tiny and always square. They used to be bigger and now I cannot identify sold photo, because they are square and most photos are horizontal or vertical.
There is still no sorting by new, or sorting by asset ID, or sorting by upload date.
The earnings box or window that opens on the screen is too small. It shows less sold photos than before.

More refunds today from 2011-2012

Do you also have no earning reports in 123RF since March 4, 2022?

Old contributor royalties:
https://depositphotos.com/seller-price.html

New royalties:
https://depositphotos.com/seller-price-new.html

They said they corrected the error. For me it seems that after adjusting the October sales, November still has the error. Or is it just low sales? How was your November compared to previous months? It was 45-50% of September and October for me.

How are your earnings during epidemic? Comparable to last year?

Is there any way to export Inkscape illustration to EPS with semi-transparent objects (fill color opacity set somewhere in the middle)?

Inkscape tutorials claim that EPS does not support transparency. EPS10 seems to support transparency and Adobe Illustrator users can export files with transparency. Any chance that I can do that in Inkscape as well?

https://www.shutterstock.com/pl/g/jered+john

Some of the images may be his, but many are stolen. I reported some. It's an Indian teenager.

What is the current smartest way of including metadata in EPS created in Inkscape?

5-6% of SS revenue.

I wouldn't be surprised if there was another referendum.