Something I've noticed is that when an update to a page (such as the wardrobe) gets pushed, it breaks it for some folks and doesn't for others. I think an easy way to remedy this problem is allow for opt-in beta testing as an account preference, and serve the last stable version of a page to non-beta testers while the beta testers still get the latest version of a page. This way, people would expect broken pages and can provide feedback in beta-tester-exclusive channels instead of having half the site complain about "x is broken" with no further feedback each time a page update is made.

Just a small suggestion. I remember when deviantart used to do this for its premium/core members and I think it would help a site such as this, which is planning major overhauls but probably shouldn't force that onto their entire userbase until they're at least functional.

That was actually a thing in the past with Gold Accounts, not sure why it's no longer done

This Suggestion ignores or is unaware of procedures in place. These procedures are in place and are not broken. No Support.

Subeta has pretty much always been a work in progress, because the internet is a moving target.

The wardrobe had to change. Like now now now change. The effects were sitewide, so personal user preference can't have anything to do with it, however much staff might like to. The old wardrobe was kept as long as possible.

We GA holders did give useful feedback. Dude had limited time, because real life. This is still true.