I've been through point reallocations a couple of times. Going into my 19th DVC year. They only make certain parties happy. I've never been that party so I've seen my points needs rise each time by a few points here and there. Initially we were studio dwellers. Eventually we started using one bedrooms as family needs grew and then 2 bedrooms for Hilton Head. From what I can see they did not reallocate at Hilton Head and I'm unlikely to get a two bedroom at WDW. So that means my studios and one bedrooms at BWV (my main resort) will be a few points higher depending on dates or length of stay. I am sort of back to studios for about half my stays and I definitely go less.
Obviously I've never gotten upset enough to sell. I don't like the move to over water villas and fancy cabins that most members will never enjoy, me included, but I've long ago accepted that DVD (Disney Vacation Development) is business oriented and will figure out how to make money and attract customers who will buy and sell at will. Disney only has to sell the unit once, but they have to build what people want - I'm no longer their key demographic - and they have to make that price point somewhat within reach of the customers they are trying to attract, so they use their powers to take what they need to run DVD and keep building. I especially don't care for dues increases for stuff like 'security checks' but they hit us with that also even though they have their ways of saying this is what the members ask for'.
I'm not following the threads at present. I've been reading Dis for quite a few years and I've read it all before. It's pretty much the same rehash we hear over and over. You vote with your dollars in situations like these, and I'm far enough into it to realize that I'm not going anywhere. There's really only one Disney. But, I've got 'just enough' points. Just 300 now. Some of my friends have 1500 to 3000, but some of my friends go more than me and have a lot more money than me. Even so, they are not regularly renting bungalows or cabins. The other thing is I like to mix it up and go to other areas for a night here and there or a week here and there and have no problem with offsite but also enjoy onsite. My mind is not locked into Disney as the only vacation.