I decided to (once again) do something that I was warned would net regrettable results. Irregardless, I chose to do it anyways to see where you all ranked our maps. It's been two months since the last Map Survey Poll, and you can see those results here: viewtopic.php?f=11&t=31625 . This Numerical Rating poll ( https://sb.atlantaned.space/polls/254 ) asked the following question:
Each option had a small description: 1 being "Hate It.", 5 being "Meh.", and 10 being "Love It." .Please rate our current station maps on a scale of 1-10, with 1 being the lowest and 10 being the highest.
I'm electing to do it every two months because each station map seems to get a conformational change every two months. So, here's what should have been on production (or merged during the change period) since the last one was concluded on April 27th, 2022 (changes to all maps not always covered). I'm also not most minor bug fixes, just larger features or other important changes (mileage varying):

How... interesting? The percentage comparisons to April 2022 are probably the much more interesting graphs. Hm. Hard crowd to please? Unchanging opinions? Locked in your opinions, fearing to try something new? Maybe we'll come back in 2 months and see if anything's changed? Maybe newer maps that haven't been inset for 2+years will be more polarizing and ever-changing? I don't know, I just like seeing data. You can access the raw CSV here, if you want to run your own statistics: https://file.house/IBgL.csv
Remember, if you want to see changes in the maps you play: it's up to you to make those changes. No one will do the changes for you the way you want them down-to-the-atom, it's up to you to put the work in. However, there's always others who try and make it the best they can out of pure satisfaction of the craft. Did any of you vote? Were the results shocking to any of you? Put your replies below.
(psst, small bonus poll results):