- I noticed that GOG player reviews aren't like Amazon's, in the sense that you only get to see how many people agree, instead of the proportion of those who agree. Will this be changed in future? I think it'll be more helpful to other potential customers, because having 19 customers agree with a review, and 50 others who disagree, isn't as reliable as having 5 customers who agree, and 2 who disagree with another review
- A clicky to hide reviews after you unhide them. I understand that not everyone likes reading my reviews because they're hideously long
- A date next to the review to show when you wrote it

how about putting the 'my posts' and 'my questions' buttons on the community page so i dont have to make one exxtra click into the forums if I just want to go to my posts. personally, i'd like a 'my posts' button right at the top of the site next to 'my account", but maybe i check the forums more often than most people...

Yes ... that would be very useful.

"reply window must be adjustable"
When witting a big multiquote post a small window is just pain in the ass. would be nice if by resizing whole post window the box where you write the text changed size too.

Throwing my vote in for User Profiles, including a list of bought GOG games and a personal wishlist for both released and unreleased games.
VVVV Of course!

Only if default setting is hide...

They must have just changed this today because suddenly the "Post my message" button is not showing up and I have to stretch the window out to get to it.
Probably the only people that will notice are the 1024x768 resolution users, but it stumped me to start with.

I know this has been added countless times before, but we really need a way to PM other users

A wish-list feature (like Amazon's) would be superbly useful. Friends could visit your wish-list to know what games to get you for your birthday, and you could use it yourself as a reminder/shopping list for whenever you're hit with the gamecrave. :)
An affiliate / referral program - sending a kickback to people inviting new users - would probably be very effective in bringing more customers to GOG.
At the most basic, simply give "credits" to anyone sending a new customer here, and allow those credits to be traded in for games. Apply this credit system to purchases also, in effect making every Nth game free, and you'll likely see a boost in average sales from established customers too. ("I might as well buy one more title, so I'll get the freebie")

Any possibilities of adding AlertPay and MoneyBookers as payment option?

Excuse me, what? I've never heard of those companies. Are they like a PayPal clone?

Must be something native to his/her country/region....

AlertPay is not that popular, but I have some cash there, and can't seem to find something to spend it on. :D
But MoneyBookers is a popular service amongst European citizens.
And yes, they are similar to Paypal. Having a multiple choices is not a bad idea, if GOG can handle it, of course. :)

About AlertPay and Paypal.
I wasn't able to use Paypal because it can't verify my present card. (And previous one too)
Online shops have no problems with it so it's Paypal. Also they have these regional limits that some countries just can not receive any funds (even not for spending) to accounts.
Last year I had to make one transaction so I had to use Alertpay as Paypal didn't like my card. So I agree that having a multiple choices is a good thing.
But I've checked AP site and it seems that now they have some problems with credit cards transactions processing. So I think it would better to wait before they sort this thing out, before adding them.
About MoneyBookers
Never heard about them actually

+1 - I also would find this very useful. We could have an option to enable/disable public display of the list also. :)