I thought so. And when more changes are included in a hardfork, there's more chance of something breaking. We're all aware of the risks. Many also know downtime doesn't last forever, since so many are involved and available to fix these things in a timely manner, so that's good; the effort is appreciated.

Again, in the end, it really doesn't matter to me. I'm fine either way. Of course there might be other features added or taken away in a hardfork that might not sit well with me, and due to that fact, the changes I'm fine with might force me to agree to changes I'm not okay with. So if I wanted something fixed or added, and the removal of these features are included, I guess it doesn't matter what I say about these features, since they'd be hitching a ride on progress anyway. Hardforks are hard... LOL!