Well gog here is my opinion of what you should do or improve on the site since you invited us to share our thoughts in this thread with the Twitch video:

1. make a coming soon list with at least a months worth off data for coming games that should replace the new&coming which is not much off a help at the moment since it contains only 2 dlc data and there was no data about the games that were released this week or any other week in that regard,
2. remove the login part of the downloader - don't really understand why is that needed if that is just a downloader or is that a hint that your going for a kind of client with it,
3. improve the community wishlists for games with filters for genre, developer, date of release, publisher, ability to add simple 1-3 photos of the gameplay and improve page scrolling so that its not always needed to click on load more wishes and it automatically loads more game wishes when you scroll down,
4. remove the updated game bug, forum reply and similar bugs on the website,
5. more sales like battle of the games and please don't make interplay sales every other month do discount something else,
6. implement ability for users to erase their posts from any thread if they wan't to (like now :) ),
7. disclose when the linux games will be released besides just "fall" and which Ubuntu and Linux mint versions will be officially supported,
8. more data in the community wishlists on the progress of the games, new tags like os adjustment phase expect release in two months or something like that, tag games that will not be available and such,
9. release at least four classics (pc classics not console or such) a week since now its slowly going down to zero some weeks and make a statement what is a classical game for gog.com in terms of years since release,
10. im biased at this but nevertheless release more strategys - steam is at the moment spewing strategy games like from a canon - this week already 13 releases (mostly classics and some new games) and non are available on gog,
11. bring back the merchandise store - especially TeT drm-free shirt from Twitch :)
12. do not implement high regional pricing for economically hit countries and not just Russia and Poland for games you must do regional pricing and yes Slovenia is one of those countries (You can check the data on OECD site -5% GDP fall just in 2012).
13. implement the ability to see which wishes a person creates in the community wishlist and which wishes from the list were realized.
14. change your quality control with game releases since several developers of very good games have stated that gog has denied them to sell their games after submitting (example Knuckle Cracker if im not mistaken) and I know TeT tried best to explain this in the twitch stream but it was a bit lacking explanation.
15. show the amount of % discount in sales next to the game name since promos like up to % are very missleading and produce a lot of disatisfaction when the game is not discounted at the top most discount which people automatically expect.

If I extrapolate - I don't expect you will implement any of this since you have shown in the Twitch stream that you don't really wan't to make adjustments (or as Destro said "do we really need to") to the website although it is sorely needed but nevertheless these are my recommendations.

Well that's all for now. Thanks for bringing back the one world, one price and holding the drm-free fort for us.

Oh, and thanks for waking me up with the good news thread in february with the regional pricing shock therapy :)

I think calling it being spoon-fed is unnecessary. It's not taking control away at all if they do it the right way. I myself have like 20 GOG games and I have all the shortcuts in a folder named games. As I get more games it's becoming more of an issue to locate my game I want to play and the folder with just 20 icons is slow as slow can be when you open it. I can use the way it is just fine, as I did long before Steam or any client came about, but there are surely easier/better ways of doing this.

I'd gladly take a client that presents all these games in an organized easy to use manor as long as they stay DRM free and are not depended on said client to work.

Another thing: Maybe some filters on the "site feaure/game request" page, like "show only [in progress]" or "show only ones I requested" "show completed AND that I requested".

Hi guys, I finally found the time to watch the show today and I would like to thank you for answering my question. What can we say... let's wait and hope for the best, maybe one day some of those greats from the past will be sold on GOG. We know it won't be easy. (Aaahhh... Mechwarrior!!)

(BTW: I really can't understand what TET says about my nickname...)

Missed it. Thought it was going to be tonight. Well, good it's recorded :)


EDIT:
So I just watched it. It was informational. The propably most important information was why you're not releasing some games even though they have the biggest amount of votes in the wishlist (I allready knew that).

Whos gonna pay for those multiplayer services?
Running a server isnt free you know.
Maybe if you coud have a subscription based service as an option for mutiplayergames i woud agree.