Im a big fan of "If its not broke, dont fix it". I do like that they added additional pics, and they did need to change the order of a couple of people but I, personally, dont think it was necessary to change the entire site. Not that Im bashing it or even being negative towards it. However, changing a website isnt free, changing the website isnt likely to draw any new interests, and that money could be better spent else where (the ocean gets filled one drop of water at a time). JC Penney thought a facelift would help them and we see how that went (Yes, different sectors, different underlying issues, but same principal). The website is not a big deal, I very highly doubt it becomes the catalyst that changes anything either way. On one hand it shows Brett Gross (if it was his decision) is trying to make something happen, putting his personal touches on things, and owning the position of CEO (sort of like when a new POTUS takes office). On the other hand, like I stated previously, will a new shade of lipstick and eye shadow really draw the suitor we are looking for? Atleast its got us contemplating