To clarify, I believe the issue I am experiencing is two-fold. I only recently began experiencing what Lis (above) seems to be experiencing: it's been just over a week, and when I set my shuffle, it will successfully "stick" for a bit, but then will revert to a shuffle pattern from 3 days prior. And I'll wake up the next day and it will be set to a completely different set of stations from the last session. (One day, I woke up to all my stations being engaged in shuffle mode... EXCEPT ABOUT FIVE?!) I'd reset it to my liking and it would be fine for 2 hours and then change again. To top it off, my stations will be in a different order in the shuffle list. (This indicates to me that someone was listening to individual stations outside of my previous sessions.) I have 3 devices on which I listen: phone (Android), home desktop (Windows desktop app), and work laptop (Apple desktop app). I recently changed my password just in case my account had been hacked. (Perhaps the "fiddling" is a result of engineers looking into my ticket?)
[On the Android app, you also have not given us back the ability to alphabetize the shuffle list, which is super difficult to scroll through when you're trying to find a station to engage in the shuffle.]
In addition--and this may be a separate issue, I'm not sure--over the past year or so, the stations in shuffle mode will only play a handful of songs. Previously, every station every day was like "discover mode", and it was WONDERFUL. Once you introduced the different station modes, the music selection became stagnant--even in shuffle mode. It was almost to the point that I could predict what songs would play in which order when a certain set of stations would be engaged in the shuffle. (How did the Music Genome Project start to become so much more like mainstream radio in regards to repetition???) Please, PLEASE, get back to Pandora's roots.
Thank you, "Adam".
