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<blockquote data-quote="Juxtapozbliss" data-source="post: 9443139" data-attributes="member: 7042149">Disingenuous. &quot;I'm guessing those happy aren't going to complain.&quot; &quot;the small minority who are angry&quot; These are clear statements that minority viewpoints aren't as important as unknown larger hypothetical unspoken masses. The complainers are less relevant because they are a minority. According to this premise. Thus it justifies doing something immoral (clawing back content). If that was not your intention then perhaps you can rephrase what your point is so I can understand it better.I'd also argue that the comparison to a TV show being taken off the air is not analogous. Those who aren't involved in posting to forums, who are less active, may also end up shocked to find spells changed under them because they were unaware this change was happening. If they don't read the forums, they would be caught off guard by the change. There is no way to know what percentage of the unspoken opinions in this case fall against or for this change. So the largest volume of non-posters may fall along equal lines thinking this is a bad change, we can't know.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Juxtapozbliss, post: 9443139, member: 7042149"] Disingenuous. "I'm guessing those happy aren't going to complain." "the small minority who are angry" These are clear statements that minority viewpoints aren't as important as unknown larger hypothetical unspoken masses. The complainers are less relevant because they are a minority. According to this premise. Thus it justifies doing something immoral (clawing back content). If that was not your intention then perhaps you can rephrase what your point is so I can understand it better. I'd also argue that the comparison to a TV show being taken off the air is not analogous. Those who aren't involved in posting to forums, who are less active, may also end up shocked to find spells changed under them because they were unaware this change was happening. If they don't read the forums, they would be caught off guard by the change. There is no way to know what percentage of the unspoken opinions in this case fall against or for this change. So the largest volume of non-posters may fall along equal lines thinking this is a bad change, we can't know. [/QUOTE]

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