Then, one more time, here is what is terribly concerning to a lot of people:
1. The limit of 3 FP's
2. Tiering
3. Only 1 FP per attraction
4. Only 1 park per day
5. Offsite guests not being able top rebook
Those are the facts. More and more threads are being started, more and more posts are being made, more and more people are expressing their concerns about those five items. Even the people who say they "like" or "love" MB and FP often cite one or more of those issues as a concern. I don't think it is appropriate for anyone to minimize the concerns of others or accuse those who participate in those discussions of trying to convince or otherwise persuade people not to go to WDW for some sinister motive.
Because those five things concern a lot of people.
Good. Let's stick to the facts.
Those facts include that there are more and more posts being made from people who:
1. Don't care about a limit of 3 because they never used that many FPs in the first place.
2. Aren't upset about tiering because, while they would love to have FPs for everything, they also recognize that some limits are necessary to allow more guests to have an opportunity to enjoy these popular attractions.
3. Don't care about riding one attraction more than once in a day.
4. Don't care about the 1 park per day limit, either because they never park hop in the first place or are satisfied using their FPs at their second park where they could never get FPs for popular attractions before.
5. Don't have any problem with onsite guests getting some perks that offsite guests don't get.
6. Like the fact that they can have 3 attractions lined up in advance without having to make an appearance at the attraction first.
7. Like the fact that they can choose their FP return times instead of being stuck with what happens to be available when they go to the FP machine.
8. Like the fact that they have at least a possibility to change their FP reservations if something comes up that precludes them from making the original time. Even if the original choice isn't available, something is usually better than nothing.
These are also facts. I don't think it is appropriate to accuse others who participate in these discussions of thinking that Disney can do no wrong just because they don't share their opinion that FP+ is a "big mess". I think you would agree that it works both ways. There are more and more posts on both sides as more people learn about the changes and experience them.