I love Quill Theater and how it shows you categories , plus the newest content, etc... but I really prefer the user interface experience found in the PC version of Quill theater, and I wonder why is it different when it should be a consistent experience with the Quest version.

This should be an independent app instead of part of the Oculus TV catalogue. As an artist myself who adds a lot of content to Quill theater , I don't feel like the Oculus TV content and the Quill content should be on the same spot. Its a different audience, for a different experience.

Once the app is independent it should get that same landing screen with the featured content that you get on the PC version. Then , the newest pieces categories, the "hot" category.. And then more things that a good art app should have.
-Ability to "like" art , give your support to the artist
-Ability to type comments on the pieces.
-Ability to click on the artist's name to see his/her profile and portfolio
-Ability to follow an artist ( notifications in oculus main interface when followed artist posts)
-Ability to share seamlessly using the oculus contacts or to facebook friends
-Filter by category, number of views, filter by most liked , by theme etc.

Thanks for reading!

Guys, your product is good, but not many will buy it if you don't play aaa specific games. For example, if you had apex legends produced on oculus quest 2, MANY PEOPLE, including myself, would buy it. Also, I think you should push multiplayer games, but they have to be done right, it's a blast to play vr against others. For example, space junkies could be ported to quests, but seeing how the market is going, if you had mostly apex legends produced on your viewer, even if a bit simplified version, a bit like nintendo switch, and fortnite, which are currently the 2 games that are all the rage (others too but would not be able to support quest 2, but these 2 certainly support the quest, because they are already there for switch lite) you would have a huge sale of quest 2. I would buy it immediately, now i'm waiting to see more standalones that come out to see what kind of games they will run, but trust me, have fortnite and apex legends produced on oculus quest 2: it will be a success you don't even hope for. I at Apex legends play an average of 5 hours a day, and I know many others who do the same. Do them on quest 2 and you will have an impressive number of purchases !!!

I researched to find out when the game "First Person Tennis" by Mikori Games would be released on Oculus Quest and was profoundly disappointed to find that it has not been granted Quest publishing access. It is a great game on the Rift but the developer's submission for Quest publishing access was denied for unclear reasons. It is the best VR tennis game out there and is one of the main reasons that I purchased the Quest. Please reconsider granting Quest publishing access to First Person Tennis. As a tennis enthusiast, the other racket sport options (ie, Sports Scramble) are silly. Thanks for your consideration.
Carter Bobbitt

It would be great to have a handheld e-reader in the homescreen. We've got the browser there, of course, and we can read online pdfs on it if we want to. But it would be wonderful, especially during quarantine when we're all starved for a change of scenery, to have some kind of a sticky, virtual hand-held reader that we could hold in there like a book, that we could just hang out in our Home Base and read. Perhaps we'd have the ability to teleport over to one of the seats in the Base, which would allow us to pick it up from a side-table, and we could just sit on our couch irl and relax and read.