ABSOLUTELY!!! This just makes obvious sense as we work towards something we see benefits in all aspects of our account. If you spend 100 days fighting for a chance at Raganros's hammer you should see that impact on your main account. Unfortunately, there is this fine line of keeping Classic CLASSIC. If you can't handle some changes to keep people interested to continue then it will die out.
Many people on both sides of every argument can start to agree that classic is bugged and had a ton of issues. I pray that blizzard finds the balance we need and deserve for all. Not every will be happy here and once we understand that we can move forward happy with our beloved game Vanilla. We should be flipping happy were even getting them. Let blizzard make the choices and if you want to change something then fight for it.. that's how all this came about anyways.
For the love of god... its going to be years before this is released. If we get too overwhelmed with the details now we will be so sick and twisted when blizzard releases them it won't be the fun they have designed for us.
I for one want two things changed with vanilla. The ability to have updated models to be toggled and some updated tuning to the last Naxx patch in Vanilla to bring down mana costs for some of the other specs (so that we can cast totems - for freak sake that's all we shamans did). Subtle changes will be welcomed but we all need to agree to that in a constructive manner. I for one would like to see people coming to vanilla who havnt played it and not have a miserable experience as most of vanilla was. It wasn't really great until late AQ-Naxx era. Bugs fixed and less lag than ever. Love this community and cannot wait to see what blizzard does.
Wouldn't it be great if blizzard secretly gave us vanilla servers for Christmas? I miss the days when companies didn't care about Q1,2,3,4 and it truly wanted to give their fans something fun without a marketing scheme behind it. No matter how blizzard does this Vanilla is going to be successful in some manner.