What would you like improved on tonebase?

Dominic hey this is Gabe P in Northern California.  Listen I think you guys need at tonebase video series that looks at different piano techniques.  It seems that the Taubman technique is overly promoted and I see no videos about Russian, Suzuki, etc technique.  Why not?  How about getting a video with the Mckeever, for instance, concerning the Russian method as taught years ago by Leon Conus?  I am sure other experts on Suzuki.  Your students on tonebase need to objectively evaluate all these methods for there individual merits and decide which is best for them.  There is a fair amount of expense when utilizing a Taubman teacher, for instance, for somewhat vague guidance and all techniques really need to be exposed for their merits to guide students.  Thanks for considering! 

Getting some more modern stuff like rag, stride, and jazz would probably have to come first and I know it's niche, but I think it would be cool to eventually have a class on silent movie piano playing.

Personally, when watching courses, I'd like to be able to rewatch them until I can do what's in the video, then mark them complete--instead of having the course "completed" when I'm done watching.  When actually learning a new piece or technical skill, I might need to rewatch segments many times and try them out before being ready to move on.

Something else small, but concrete:  the ability to watch past livestreams on full screen mode (you know, when you flip your phone sideways and the video takes up the whole screen?).

Another thought: the challenges are great, but, for those of us without the time to watch everyone play or the inclination to play for a large group, it might be nice to have the option of exchanging video recordings with one random participant and listening to each other sometimes.

I would like to see something like recommended courses/lessons relevant to a specific piece like for example:
i want to learn Schubert's Sonata in A Major. what would be the recommended lessons or courses in order to prepare for learning this Sonata.
It would give me more of a pathway to learn the specific piece of music, and simultaneously strengthening my overall skills on a certain topic.
I also find it a lot easier to work on a specific arpeggio lesson or similar if I have an end goal to the work I'm putting in (except for just learning arpeggio technique of course:))

I think Tonebase needs additional new courses. Is there a thread dedicated to course suggestions/ideas? If not, someone should start one. 

I wanted to participate in the Mozart challenge, but could not go to the first session. I am a lifetime member. Can't seem to access to recording of that session, and would love to know when the final session will be with submitted recordings. Trouble negotiating the site in general too. 

I would like Tonebase (or Vimeo?) to save my place when I have to stop viewing a recorded livestream in the middle. I would also like the in-progress livestream to be included in my content so it is easy to find. (As you would find it on any TV streamer, “continue watching”)

At the moment, even if I keep the window on my tablet, when I come back the stream is frozen and I have to restart by searching out the stream, unless I’ve bookmarked it, and then try to scroll to where I left off, and the scrolling along does not work really well.