Manifold's multiple choice questions with 2 answers look awful. This color scheme is hard to look at and understand at first glance.

Instead just using the other system for 3+ multiple choice looks much nicer and is easier to understand. Simpler is better here.

A resolution process similar to UMA/Polymarket. I should be able to resolve questions. Mods can still override.

Bug where I cannot sell my stake:

I think that there should be a tab filled with Manifold related youtube content that has resources to help newer trades spot profitable trades.

Optimization for the markets with 300 options. I don't know how you would do this exactly, but they are a pain on PC and unusable on mobile. On mobile they just freeze the page.

there needs to be an average of a week/month in cases like this. How am i to read this graph?

@SG One Idea could be to get monthly mana rewards like how there are daily and weekly. This would make people more likely to stay on the site if they are low on mana and don't want to spend money to get more. Then there could be an option to pay to get more mana monthly the cost would be slightly lower than the cost to buy it all at once from the store. This would have appeal for 2 reasons, One if you made a bad decision and lost a huge amount you would know that you would be getting more later, the second is if the cost is lower then buying it all at once, If people were losing activity on the site they would know that they paid for something (the monthly mana) and its going to waste so then they are more likely to regain activity.

(Haven't read everything else in this thread -- sorry if this is a duplicate.)

Allow portfolio value graph to be shown in log scale (where you can choose the basis).

I find it hard to browse for markets I'm interested in. I feel like I'm stuck in some kind of gravity well and would like to have more ability to know what markets are out there.

For example, I would LOVE a "take me to a random market" button.

I would also like to be able to hide topics. There are times in life where I will have a more harmonious time if I don't accidentally spend all day looking at political markets and then telling my girlfriend what they say. This makes her sad.

I feel depressed when I realize how much time I've wasted on Manifold due to addiction. It would be beneficial to implement a feature allowing users to temporarily freeze their accounts, with the option to set a specific reactivation date. This would prevent users from impulsively deleting their accounts, which is less advantageous for Manifold than a temporary suspension.

Allow users the choice to downgrade from Masters to Diamond levels during first day of new season. I would rather compete and earn rewards at the Diamond level than finish way back in the pack at the Masters level.

I wish there was a way to never see "stock" markets. BTE made all of these annoying markets "X stock" which are basically popularity contests and never close. I want to remove them from my feed.

Have a separate calibration for pre-pivot and post-pivot.

That change in game mechanics and incentives is too radical to keep everything in the same bin.

Also I would just like to compare whether my personal calibration in the new system is better or worse.

Can we filter markets for total amount already bet on them? Some people I want to find new markets, and some want markets where they can bet a lot without significantly changing the probabilities.

I find myself often being torn between wanting to bet on a future development in a work of serialized fiction (e.g. "will it turn out that Character was secretly in Location all along?") and not wanting to receive spoilers-via-market-resolution for that development before discovering it for myself in my reading.

I mentioned this to a friend who, while unfamiliar with Manifold, is familiar with sports markets; they mentioned that, in those, the markets tend to offer an option to hide the resolution of one's bets until one gives the go-ahead. So, for instance, one can bet on a game that happens in the afternoon while one is at work, go home, watch a replay of the game, and only then click to unveil the outcomes of one's bets on that game.

I'd be interested in a similar feature for Manifold, to make it safer to participate in spoiler-susceptible markets. A button one can click in order to hide a given market's probability and/or resolution-status from oneself (and, ideally, from anyone else looking at one's portfolio, to avoid accidental spoilers from incidental conversation and/or from checking Manifold while not logged in), and avoid receiving any mana from it in such a way as might implicitly indicate those things, until one deliberately unhides it from oneself later on once the information is no longer spoilery. (Plus the addition of a page listing all markets-one-has-hidden-in-this-way by name, in order to avoid problems of people hiding markets for spoiler reasons and then not remembering how to find those markets again once safe-to-receive-the-information.)

Introduce the ability to sign in using something other than a Google Account when not using a mobile device.