John12346
Smash Master
John#s rockin' dat 5 page ninjaI know it was said already, but I'm completely aware that it's not possible to take all of the data, information, tournament matches, planking, etc. that has occurred over 3 years and make a direct case that MK was broken or even bannable.
The best we could do was show how MK passed the line that pro-ban members set, and attempt to show how he passed the much more lenient line that anti-ban members set, and even then, it still wouldn't really show anything, because all of these lines we've been drawing are completely arbitrary and there was no real precedent for what was considered broken beforehand.
TBH the best move to take would be to make an INFORMED poll(unlike the URC poll, where it was just the poll w/o information to read), where both sides dump in as much information as humanly possible about the MK debate, and see how many people believe that, given all of the information laid out on the table, if MK has crossed their own pre-determined lines about what they believe is broken.
But yeah, perhaps it may or may not have been better if the URC's public poll had the actual arguments from both sides of the debate, much like the BBR's 4th ban debate did, so people could form their own informed opinions on whether or not MK crossed w/e line they had set in the first place.
I'm sure they had their own reasons for not giving any arguments from either side, perhaps to just see what the generalized public opinion was purely from the players' perspectives straight out of the tournament scene, free from any possible swaying either side could've done or something, but an informed poll defo. might've been something to try, for sure.