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It used to be possible, when looking at another trader's profile, to see whether they had unread messages on their trades.

It was useful to be able to see whether the other trade had read the messages you sent them.

That feature has apparently been removed (I tried this out by sending a message to a trader and then viewing their profile).  Unfortunately, there's no upside to this removal, and considerable downside.  I don't want to spam another trade with messages, but if I can't see whether they've read what I've previously sent, I can't tell whether further messages will add to the queue.  On the other hand, if I can see that they have in fact read my messages, it's more likely that they simply forgot to respond.

I have an Undead Alchemist on my inventory list.  I originally entered it as Innistrad, but the set is currently grayed out.   I originally entered it as "1 available for trade", but the quantity for trade is currently zero.  (I have never changed it, so this is strictly some kind of internal site bug.)  This has happened with multiple cards; Undead Alchemist was just the first one I happened to find.

Even worse, since there's no way to search for such cards as a group, this is extremely time-consuming and laborious to fix.

I expect that nothing can be done to restore the information, but a search filter for "cards without a set" would at least enable users to save a lot of time on fixing this.

The Trading Opportunities page shows the amount of cards matching between one person's want list and another's have list, but it would also be useful to know the *number* of cards in the match.  Especially for people with long want lists, they might find it more efficient to get a whole bunch of cards in one trade, and being able to look for that would be helpful.

Also, when looking for multiple specific cards, the search only finds people who match ALL of them.  It would be more useful to be able to search for people who match ANY of them.  Currently, the only way to do an "any match" search is to search for one card at a time, which is unnecessarily laborious.