100% agree. I and most of my closest Dnd friends do so carefully.Not really, though. I mean, you need to reply to the surveys and tell them not to do the things that you don't like.
Sometimes I do that but to be honest I have lost much faith in it. @GMforPowergamers had a whole group going trying to do it for things I (mostly) agree with and an OSR group I am in on face book is trying but (again mostly) things I disagree with. However I don’t know that organization works unless you hit a fad and get to meme it.And you're perfectly free to try to recruit other like-minded individuals to join you.
Also I am not good at coming up with witty quick slogans. My hashtag would take up a whole tweet or be meaningless (maybe both)
The discussion isn’t (or at least shouldn’t) 2024 books WILL be for sure.What I don't think is all that useful is to treat the upcoming books like you know what will be in them. That hasn't been decided yet. At least not in the details.
The discussions I try to have normally go like this: if this and that go through it will break that and this other thing… then I am told BOTH that this is a fix that the old way was broken AND that it isn’t really a big change so it doesn’t matter. Then people dig in and argue to argue.