What pisses me off is we used to be able to redirect a song to a different station, but the feature was removed. It was INCREDIBLY useful, as quite often a song comes along that's awesome, but doesn't fit at all the current vibe of the station. This should be dead simple in design: Show a thumbnail list of songs used as seeds and thumbs-up. Each has a checkmark (or similar function) next to it. After picking which we want, have options to "create new station", maybe with options: Seed: create new station from selection, leaving current station unchanged. Split: create new station from seleciton, also removing these tracks from this station Instead for YEARS now, I've had to resort to taking screenshots of really good songs before I thumbs-down on the station they popped up on, then typing out the details, and seeking the song directly. But you can't even get a simple list of what songs you have given a thumbs up to: no, you are shown a dozen-ish at a time, have to click "show more", and keep scrolling to the new bottom, hoping that your browser doesn't crash from the unoptomized slop of a mess the site runs on. Then you "simply" copy and paste that list into a text document, listening to snippets one at a time if need be, to group new stations you want to make. Be ultra-careful not to misclick or refresh the Pandora window, or you'll have to spend five minutes "show more → scroll down" again. Then you have to, ONE AT A TIME, add these songs as seeds. But you can't add them as "thumbs up" or "thumbs down" directly and not full seeds, which are weighted differently, you would actually have to play the new station, HOPING for the songs in your list to come up, so you could give them a thumbs up. The whole system would sound ridiculous TWENTY YEARS AGO, much less today. We've had file managers since the 1990s that let us select multiple files, and right-click to copy or move to different folder. Yet thirty-five years later we're still begging for this dead-simple concept in something we're expected to pay for montly, with zero input or reply.
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