Plankton wrote:
Not really,

Let's use Minecraft as an example.

They promised so much, rushed a vote that guy a LOT of positive support and yes votes. Look where that ended up, it wasn't coordinated or planned and it crumbled. Just because something has a lot of yes votes, doesn't mean we should flick the switches and set sail.

[quote="Plankton" post=573432]You can't make everyone happy but surely it makes sense to go with whatever has the most votes, by not doing it your making the majority of the community unhappy...[/quote] Not really, Let's use Minecraft as an example. They promised so much, rushed a vote that guy a LOT of positive support and yes votes. Look where that ended up, it wasn't coordinated or planned and it crumbled. Just because something has a lot of yes votes, doesn't mean we should flick the switches and set sail.