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I too am a little sad to see the whiteboxes (I think that's what they're called. Not into web dev) go since 95% of my activity on here is on a desktop, but for the 5% that's on mobile this is a really good change.

When this happens I will be 100% happy again.

Looks like this bug is back.

+1

"Worth" has a couple different meanings: Trade value and Market value. How much you could trade the deck for and how much you could sell the deck for.

Trade value is easy to explain. That is the number shown in the deck page. This is the total of the average price of each of the cards in the deck. Take your sliver deck as an example. Underneath the name of the deck it says "Approximate deck value: $371.71." That is the trade value of the deck.

Market value is more difficult to figure out. Generally, take the cheapest copy of all of the cards individually on TCGplayer.com and cut that by 10 or 20 percent.

This. Neutral feedback doesn't affect your positive trade percentage. I am personally annoyed at the one neutral rating that I received (it was completely unwarranted, but that's a whole unrelated can of worms), but it doesn't affect smooth trading for me at all. No one has ever even asked about it.

I wholeheartedly agree with Jack.

- Set names are too small. I often am looking for a specific printing and it is now harder to find the right one.
- Waaaay too much white space everywhere
- Pages are unnecessarily longer because of the extra white space
- Information is harder to find in general. # of sellers is nice to see, now it's at the bottom.
- Imo, the # available should be larger font, but that's not a big deal.
- On individual card pages:   

• - the prices were moved to the bottom. This seems counter-intuitive for a market site. Below the price history and      "customers also bought" line?! Really?

• - More white space

  - Optimizer:

• - Too much white space

• - Known issue(s)

Your best option for now would be the "print" option. On the deck page, under Tools, click Print. This will open a new tab with an easily copy-able list. Copy this list. In a separate tab browse to your Inventory. Select Import > Card List. You will probably want to set the default Set to blank. Paste the list and click Import. Repeat for each deck. Might as well leave the Inventory tab open and browse your decks in another.

~70 decks will still take a while, but it's significantly faster than typing everything again!

That was my copy. It just sold tonight on TCG for $150.

There isn't actually any gap. LP is anything less than NM, but better than MP. If a 1-100 scale were used it would look something like:
100 - Mint
95-99 NM
75-95 LP
50-75 MP
20-50 HP
1-20 Damaged

Excellent and Lightly Played do describe the same condition. There are plenty of conditions that overlap like that. Fine, Good, Very Good and others all overlap somewhere.

Shhhhh, don't tell anyone!