530212 Wed Jun 18 08:24:05 -0700 2008 2 33 Food Media and News 0 3790501 I'm not sure if this thread will be removed for not being exclusively about food, but here goes nothing... I've been having a heck of a time trying to find things on the Food and Dining portion of The Washington Post’s website. A few months ago they changed the site's appearance, and ever since then I haven't been able to quickly locate Tom Sietsema’s new (and old) restaurant reviews. It seems like the page is cluttered with recipes I’m not interested in, blurbs about areas or groups of restaurants that aren’t specifically “reviews”, and miscellaneous articles that only get between me and the information I’m actually interested in. I think the problem is that the restaurant reviews aren’t listed under the name of the restaurant, but rather a brief sentence that summarizes the review. That said, I still have a very difficult time actually finding Tom’s most recent reviews. I’ve sent emails to the Post with the complaint that, in short, the newly designed website is extremely difficult to navigate. Please tell me I’m not crazy and there are others who share my sentiment… Wed Jun 18 08:24:07 -0700 2008 126991 aburkavage 1 3791144 you're not crazy and your complaints aren't limited to the food section... its navigation is astoundingly counterintuitive. Wed Jun 18 10:48:27 -0700 2008 3790501 163722 hill food 1 3791280 I've also sent a complaint about the food section redo when they first did it. I had the same issue, and had trouble determining what is an actual food section article versus miscellaneous filler. Wed Jun 18 11:17:37 -0700 2008 3790501 13808 Jason1