Increase playllist track limit

hello there ​@kenrocklepremier 

i saw your post(s) in the other thread (it appears this is an alt account? your “premier” account?) and understand where you are coming from. I have a humble 4300 favorited tracks, and will likely just create a second playlist when/if the time comes.

the last time we got an update on this, it was a “not for now” status, and I don’t believe that has changed.

every service is different and we all have to decide what works best for us. I hope that all things considered, you find Deezer to be the better service and the better company.

If the track limit ends up being a dealbreaker, I want to say thank you for trying Deezer and I wish you the best wherever you land.

enjoy your music.

Hi, I probably have a couple of Deezer Community accounts; a “standalone” account, and one associated with my Deezer account, when I tried Deezer several months ago.

As I said, I want to like Deezer.  Their stance on AI-generated music is laudable, and I really like the Flow concept.  As a music streaming service, however, they’re still immature.  When I tried Deezer a few months ago, the Daily Playlists were still buggy, and, of course, there’s the playlist track limit.  Spotify is problematic for a number of reasons, but in terms of functionality, they are the gold standard, and Deezer are going to have to elevate their game to provide a credible alternative, IMHO.

I'm sorry but, what kind of answer is that?

Everyone knows that Deezer lacks of functionalities compared to the competition. And I'm not talking of just Spotify, but also Tidal for example. So users are rightly asking for the support of such functionalities and removal of limitations. It's just logical.

Saying: "I'm sorry if that doesn't fit you. Thanks for trying and goodbye. Hope you will find our company the better one though!" Is just delusional. And a straightforward way to loose clients and market share.

User's feedback should be one of the top 3 priorities of every company. Along with QA and revenue. Even basic start-up business courses teaches you that.

Do not turn down feedbacks and functionality requests backed by a decent number of users. Order them by priority of course, but do not straight refuse them. You will loose those users.