This is a snotty post.
The frustration is seeing the same unimaginitive questions over and over. Questions like: what is the best room? But no consideration to what the OPs preferences might be. I know you aren't being negative, but take a week and step away from the boards. I know I do, and always feel better when I come back..
but after thinking it over, I realize that most of this community is awesome and totally supports each other and is very helpful wit questions! Some questions may be important to some and less so to others, and that's ok im sure it wasn't the original posters intention to come across as judgemental. I can't figure out what the intention was but certainly that wasn't it. 
I know you had stated that in the beginning and appreciate you doing so - that's what led me to believe you were not intentionally being judgemental. To be perfectly frank, though (because I've been in similar situations before where things I have said have been misinterpreted, so I am speaking based on my own learnings!) the question still came across that way disclaimer or not. I think it's to do with a couple of factors. For instance, the question you posed doesn't seem to have any value to yourself. Is it a poll of how many people watch? How does the information benefit you? It almost seems rhetorical, and comes across as remarking for the sake of judging, rather than a true question that you would like an answer to. If the question were "for those who watch the DVD what information do you feel is missing?" That would have been less imposing, and you may still get your answers in a roundabout way without making others feel "not as savvy". When all you have is a screen in front of you, you can only interpret someone's comments based in the phrasing used. Can't see the person smiling, or ask them to elaborate, etc. adding emojis if they are genuine is a great way to get your true spirit across! Hope this comes across as helpful (can't find a "helpful" emoji lol) because that's how it's intended, but as mentioned I too have had problems in the past with how things come across! I try to be more careful nowadayspeggy: to answer your query as to intention, it was simply stated.
Some people like to read in their own inferences into questions and seek deep-down motivations for what is a simple question, it seems.
I simply wanted to know how it is that people can book, what is, an expensive cruise (not something ordinary like a trip to the movie theater) without doing what, I supposed to be, rudimentary research on that cruise. I have seen people shocked to learn that they sit at tables with other people, don't know how the restaurant thing/rotation/meals work, if they have to pay for food, if towels are provided at the pool...etc etc. THIS information is readily available on the DCL site and myriad other places.
I, personally, cannot get a handle on how people manage to find the Disboards but don't utilize the Disney owned site as well, if not first.
That being said (again), I would like to reiterate that I try to be personally welcoming to newbies (as most were to me) and ENCOURAGE even the most basic of questions.
I also have encountered negativity to my posts before where people infer snottiness where none was intended. I am literate and my posts are, I believe clear. It is something in my tone, I believe, which inspires people to click on the snotty button......maybe I need to incorporate more smiley-huggy emojis in my posts....
