[EricH]

Originally Posted by Dave Flowerday

The way I read the poll, 59% right now have voted for either "it's good but could be fixed" or "it's bad but could be fixed". Only 35% say that nothing is wrong. To me, this is a clear majority saying that there is at least some problem with the rule that could be better. In fact, I'd even say that the noisy minority is the group saying nothing is wrong (35%).

On "good", the word is actually "improved", which has a somewhat different meaning from "fixed". (Improved=made better; fixed=it's broken and needs repair)
So 35% say nothing is wrong, about the same say the rule could be better (something minor--like hybrid code that only does one line but has time to do more), and the rest say the rule needs fixing (like a robot that was hit and lost the ability to drive). This aside from the people that don't care or say it's a bad rule and should be removed (Which combined are smaller than any one of the others).