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Personally, I rhink the WWE can use the "mixed reaction" thing as a way of advertising "free speech" of the fans at a WWE event again (like they did during that whole 97 US vs. Canada thing or the beginning of Austin's face turn). They could really use that after years of hearing about the WWE confiscating signs and editing crowd reactions (the reactions at the SD I went to a few years ago weren't edited, but that was only one show).
I don't think the mixed reaction thing is a bad thing as long as it doesn't get too obvious that it's X-Pac heat that is being heard instead of just something that they are used to doing to "belong".
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