14,000 may seem like a lot to me, but, really, how significant a number is it? Anyone know how many active members Steam has?

I bet at least half of those 10000 end up buying the game.

They wanted new content, how much newer content can you get than a full new game

I have a dilema with steam but right now I'm watching a baseball game. I'll come back and explain hopefully someone can help me out.

lol tp put it in perspective, more people bought L4D this week than the people that have signed that boycott.

Reminds me of the "Save HD-DVD" attempt...lol.  I'm curious as to how those votes are being QA'ed...Seems like lots of people, who don't play games on the 360, or PC can create an account and post there name.  Since both XBL and Steam does tracking of achievements, it would serve as a nice method to QA those signatures.

If you're going to quote, make sure to quote properly, "[you] people", not "you people", since I didn't say "you". And what I was reffering to by people was, those on both camps who are either bashing or defending Valve by rudely insulting each other personally.

wow i dont care its just $60. Honestly the game has been awesome and i will gladly welcome some awesome new improvements whether or not a new game is released or not. Personally i dont care

I wish I had 60 bucks *tear* (Fallout 3, Bioshock, Dualshock 3 controller, Bluetooth PS3 headset, and PSN/DLC stuff)

This pretty much sums up the predicament Valve is in. Most x360 owners have no problem paying $60 for a relatively minor update. Combine that with the immense success of this game on x360, coupled with Microsoft's opposition to free DLC, and you're able to see the current situation a little clearer. PC gamers who've taken Valve's ongoing support for granted may have to adjust to a more console-oriented Valve in the coming years.

I wish I had a job =/