do something about it

Seriously


-Form a petion
-Write a (respectful) letter
-Discuss the issue with other forums such as the Korean SC2 community
-Network with fansites and see if they can offer assistance
-Create a official thread and keep it alive for weeks to show the communities concern for the issue.
-Stage an event or protest
-Make a meme or slogan and get everyone to put it on there signature

But above all remember that blizzard is not the bad guy. Blizzard loves there fans and Blizzard does listen to the community. If you guys came together and dedicated yourself to this issue you could solve this problem. But the first step involves organizing and a certain level of maturity.

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Q u o t e:
do something about it

Seriously


-Form a petion
-Write a (respectful) letter
-Discuss the issue with other forums such as the Korean SC2 community
-Network with fansites and see if they can offer assistance
-Create a official thread and keep it alive for weeks to show the communities concern for the issue.
-Stage an event or protest
-Make a meme or slogan and get everyone to put it on there signature

But above all remember that blizzard is not the bad guy. Blizzard loves there fans and Blizzard does listen to the community. If you guys came together and dedicated yourself to this issue you could solve this problem. But the first step involves organizing and a certain level of maturity.

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We do listen to all of these and we do take a lot of feedback as well. Though at the end of the day, trust that we know what we are doing ;)

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Q u o t e:
Focus guys

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For those who may be new, or may not have known, many of our blue posts are consolidated into our Q&A Batches. We originally started the StarCraft II forums with random replies but have found that consolidated posts with several questions made it easier for the community as whole to follow (including international where all Q&As are translated and launched simultaneous). Additionally, we started adding specialty features like chats with devs or insights into art development etc in these Q&A batches. Nonetheless, we still like to jump in on the forums to answer some impromptu questions, though much of this depends on the quality of threads on the forums. In total, we've answered over 400 fan questions since launch spread over the Q&As and fan site interviews and will continue to answer more questions as things heat up towards StarCraft II beta. But again, we need your help in getting those solid questions.

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Q u o t e:

Maybe there hasn't been that great of a question pool, but I think the general consensus is that we don't have a lot to ask or talk about. We're pretty much at the point where we need to actually play the game to give you real feedback. Models and theories are easy, but we can't talk about actual gameplay without playing the game.

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A lot of this is true - our development process has been more transparent than any other game at this stage (pre-beta). There is a lot of information out there and the general community knowledge base of a game that hasn't entered beta is pretty high. When beta starts, the conversations will change and become more complex.