There are problems with the existing poll to me... specifically, that it was taken before we had the info we have now, and second, that it has three answers and its not exactly clear how to read the third. I am going to take some liberty here and try to capture the essence of the debate in a couple quick polls. I'm honestly not sure how the community is split, the posts are more negative but that is always going to skew that way, I'd like a real read on the general support level and how people feel about the magnitude of change.

just those 3.

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Dear seble if you see this I voted extremely supportive, make sure I get in the beta please!

Posted by mikvitu on 9/18/2015 11:53:00 AM (view original):
Dear seble if you see this I voted extremely supportive, make sure I get in the beta please!

trust me, he will see it... 

Problem with beta testing is that it cannot possibly take into account d1 conference inequity and the massive number of sims that hinder the development of mid majors. You can simulate certain things well... but lateral movement up the chain, accumulation of conference coaches, etc. can't be simulated in less than a year. 

interesting so far. not surprisingly, the initial rush was all negative. the really active guys skew that way. definitely will continue to moderate as a larger sample comes into play. i really am interested to see how it plays out. i am guessing the support for the release in general (q1) is roughly mixed, 40-60%, and that the folks who think its widely viewed negatively will be surprised. i actually think change and seble are more widely supported in this community than many folks think. but, i do think the trend will continue to support the mega update just being too enormous in scope at this time. i suspect if we took the top 10 changes, and polled on support for them individually, as in, their own update, the support for the individual changes here would be much larger than the whole release - which stems from people generally being pro-change here, but that optimism being dampened by the sheer enormity in scope.

Just being a cynic, I have to wonder how many people might have voted with multiple ids if they were really passionate.

Posted by a_in_the_b on 9/18/2015 12:33:00 PM (view original):
Just being a cynic, I have to wonder how many people might have voted with multiple ids if they were really passionate.

so far, nobody. i have a number of ids i could vote with, and so do many of the vets (who will skew negative), but so far, not one duplicate (lets keep it that way, please).

That's cool. I just had to ask.