From MaGog's logs for 3 February:

NOTE! CHANGED Divinity: Original Sin, file_size: 10.4 GB ***TO*** 11.7 GB

P.S. During its last scan, MaGog saw quite a lot of GOGbears (17 game pages). Checking just now, "Night of the Rabbit, The" regularly gets me a GOGbear.

Seems like some site updates are underway, perhaps it is just that... nothing in particular stands out at the moment, but I've noticed that the default forum icons have changed at least.

From MaGog's logs for 3 February:

NOTE! CHANGED Dracula 4+5, bonuses: 2 wallpapers, walkthrough, soundtrack, 6 avatars, 25 artworks ***TO*** 2 wallpapers, walkthrough, 6 avatars, 25 artworks

NOTE! REMOVED FILE Dracula 4+5, downloadables, Dracula 4: soundtrack (dracula_4_soundtrack.zip, Mon, 08 Jul 2013 12:12:43 GMT, 20130708, 60,779,043, 13)

NOTE! CHANGED Atlantis: The Lost Tales, sys_req_win: Windows XP / Vista / 7, 1.8 GHz Processor, 512MB RAM (1 GB recommended), 3D graphics card compatible with DirectX 7 (compatible with DirectX 9 recommended), 2GB HDD, Mouse, Keyboard, This game is powered by ScummVM ***TO*** Windows XP / Vista / 7, 1.8 GHz Processor, 512MB RAM (1 GB recommended), 3D graphics card compatible with DirectX 7 (compatible with DirectX 9 recommended), 2GB HDD, Mouse, Keyboard
[Recently-introduced GOG game page bug fixed]

For at least the last 6 hours, Night of the Rabbit (http://www.gog.com/game/the_night_of_the_rabbit) consistently returns GOGbear.

Oh, more good news I see, content removed and no warning given. What was that GOG motto again... customer love? Right.

Yeah i got a reply from the report i sent the other day , they reverted this.

you had a good guess with Indiana Jones & the Fate of Atlantis, they readded ScummVM in the gamecard. ;)

FYI the newest version of RCM for KOTOR 2 is available. The links are in the game forum.

I'm starting to think that GOG has some people employed exclusivly to mess up the catalogue and users owned products.
Users should never have to find out through site digging information that should be top priority to share in the first place. One can rightly suspect that it is done on purpose (hiding information).
Also, users should never lose content they purchased.

Does anyone know why when GOG needs to stop distributing some bonus (e.g. soundtrack) for whatever reason, it also removes it from all our shelves, unlike what happens when a game is removed from the catalogue, in which case our shelves remain intact (after the obligatory day or two of "missing" games)?

We could always ask GOG...

In fact this would probably be against the law because the bonus parts where part of the contract. Hopefully this is just a mistake which will be corrected soon.

It's not a mistake and I doubt it will be corrected. Why do I say so? Because it's not the first time that it happened.

I just did, in the only way that I know that has a reasonable chance of getting a reply, namely posting in a thread that Judas reads.

In the hope that he'll have an answer or that he'll look into it?

Support's answer when GOG removed the extras from Astebreed.

Really annoying. That is why I always download the bonus stuff at once. And hope that my backup disk never dies on me or I'll be screwed ;-)