NASI is not concerned about fixing the problem. They are exploiting the problem for financial gain, and in essence, permanently embedding the problem by creating a new standard, which I hope others will not follow. Raising the price on a proper match for someone, by the year, is obscene.
No matter how people feel about this, the tumult alone is a sign that something is wrong with this program. Just because some really really like it and say the understand it, does mitigate the fact that many of us do not like it one tiny bit.
The boys and their families should chill out on the age thing, for the sake of the daughters. Good things will happen if they do that.