(31 Aug 2021, 4:23 pm)MurdnunoC wrote Nothing wrong with a Nokia 3210 either but there's always room for improvement. Imagine if technology companies had the "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" attitude towards everything.

(31 Aug 2021, 4:27 pm)Adrian wrote Imagine if the first Industrial Revolution didn't happen, all because people around at the time decided "if it ain't broke, don't fix it"... 

I think its a valid suggestion to gauge feedback from an event. It's a proactive exercise that most organisations do as a matter of course, and doesn't have to be done done as a negative reaction. At least then you could determine whether the balance is correct, e.g. are more people attending for cars or are more people attending for buses, could there have been something done differently, what did you like most about the event and so on. Simple stuff really and doesn't cost much.

Could be wrong but I dont think the industrial revolution (or Nokia 3310 development) coincided with a pandemic, when there were probably quite a lot of logistical challenges to overcome just to make the events happen.  It's a real shame there's such negativity toward NEBPT on here - personally I think hats off to them for organinsing the rallies they have done in unprecedented times. Regardless, I'm not sure what you would want them to do with knowing e.g. some people like the buses, some people like the cars and quite a lot of people like a bit of both... would you change it to ban buses if most people said they liked the cars more?