This thread is moving along as predicted

It’s almost like asking the public if they feel the odds of winning on a scratcher ticket has improved after a “fix”. Some will say: “Yes I finally won so the problem is fixed”. Others will say the opposite and nobody is any wiser than they were before.
It would help a lot if we could get some sort of information expressed on the quality of the matching. There is no point in “complaining” about a poor match if the engine also acknowledge that the match for various reasons was far from perfect. The true challenge is to align the matchmaking algorithm to what is perceived to be a fair match. And that is best done if the public get an idea about how far from a perfect match the algorithm consider a given match is.