Hmmm ... the exchange system IS a mess. And people still don't have a clue how to create informative (web) user interfaces (UI) or a decent user interface experience (UIX).

I'm not a big fan of the "teething problems" excuse either ... it just means someone released a product way before adequate testing was completed (most likely driven by greed).

In this day and age of technology you would of thought architects and programmers et al would of got their act together by now. After all many forex systems have been built before now. It's been over 3 decades since the PC and the programming industry "grew up" and gained significant experience in real-time systems.

In short there is no excuse for incompetence.

If you don't have the funds, skills and experience to create a professional working exchange then don't foist some half-baked system on us.

Also, why I'm at it, improve your communications Cryptsy. So a lousy blog (with not date/time indicators for each post) is just amateurish. And a Twitter feed with 1 Tweet every day isn't exactly insightful. Be more transparent. Communicate more frequently. Don't bullshit (people smell bs a mile away).

You'l get more understanding from people if you communicate openly and honestly.

I do wish Cryptsy every success, but until they improve by leaps and bounds, I think their service and system, well, frankly sucks because it is undependable. In my opinion there should be no room (or tolerance) for amateurs in such an important market as a financial exchange, especially if they cannot be held accountable for their operation.