You're probably working on a desktop PC.
The rest of the world are using cellphones. Can only pack so much information into that small space. eBay would need get away from all HTML templating throwing many a logical storefront of large vendors into literal chaos.
How do you fit your watch description for example along with photo, price, shipping, shipping regions, feedback info, on and on and on into a space less than the size of 3x5 index card?
Not to mention many folks adjust the screen font-sizing and or complete screen scaling on their phones. Its the realm where UPC's now being replaced by QR codes help towards databases as index keys to pull up qualified descriptions. Works much better because then "fly pages" (info filled in "on the fly") from the database can be customized to product types. A Fly Page for a video game is quite different than thay of a watch or clothing or a phone, stereo receiver or Hot Wheels car.
Sellers dont care take the time fill in product detail data beetchin' about listing time, then yell about views where that qualifying data is important to search engines. Unless eBay constrains how people list and I do mean strictly there are no simple solutions. Amazon requires you have a UPC or you have to apply for an exemption last I knew... That's going to become considerably more difficult with QR codes which are actively replacing UPC and who knows how eBay handle that?
That which seems easy to a single individual seller in the case of these forums is usually rather complex and they just dont care about that. They want what THEY want. It's one reason I'd not blame eBay at all to fallback to the traditional B2C bigtime auction venues that existed. There was no variances, if a seller is approved to sell, here's the requirements, meet them or that item cant be sold here.
