You've already summarized the comments accurately.
Even from the viewpoint of the market and various economic stakeholders, the rules need to be fair and transparent for everyone. That way, good stakeholders can be compensated, and we'd also be able to identify the bad stakeholders and determine what plan they're using. Is it a methodologies-based plan? Is the plan based on their goals? As long as creative uncertainty remains, we can't separate the wheat from the chaff and position ourselves.
We need to get to the bottom of what the players are doing in order to see things clearly. Who is benefiting from the uncertainty, right now? That's the question that always gets asked.