>The new faces are helping, but it's like using Neosporin on a
>knife wound

I mean, it stands to reason that the same techniques with different people will yield the same results.

While everyone is cheering the fact that it's "better" right now nobody stops to think about how badly many of these guys might wind up ruined in the process.

There are some positives but anyone cheering those positives and downplaying the massively glaring flaws that continue to permeate the product will have the rug pulled out from under them soon enough. Plus they all bitch about the product as it is. They just don't like it when I do it.