Considering the entire thing is just a shot for shot remake of the Suggestions forum that we already had and still have (including many of the same things shooting right to the top, and in a couple of cases even having almost identical like counts) which itself was just a comprehensive repeat of the Feedback tab that used to be on the top of the forum and never amounted to anything, the entire thing seems (from GTP's perspective) to just say the same things which has been being said
en masse since GT5 came out, but this time with the potential to be be hilariously passive aggressive (or pretentious) about it. "When are you going to finally fix this broken thing?"
I'd be shocked (but pleasantly so) if anything of real import came from this.
And as far as from PD's point of view, it's a marketing stunt; and a rather transparent one at that. Like "no functional differences" and removing the Standard car label from GT6 made it so Kaz could talk about how there were no Standard cars anymore, this reads like PD trying to say this is a major change from the status quo while doing very little that is really different. Let's examine the main point made so far of how big of a deal it could be:
Look at some of the things that shot up to the top of the heap almost immediately. Engine sounds. Livery editor. AI skills. Open world GT mode.
How is the fact that there is some PD Q/A Task Force assembling together and answering these popular community questions any proof that the answers will be any more committal or relevant than any time in the past 4 years or so when Jordan or Famine or whoever assembled those exact same questions based on the exact same reasoning? Will being directly asked about sound improvements in response to overwhelming criticism in June 2014 give a notably different response than
being directly asked about sound improvements in response to overwhelming criticism in June 2013 did?
Even ignoring all of the same questions that PD have already made a habit of giving non-answers to (or just releasing press releases to gloss over things they don't want to talk about) and that the description of the event even says that they will pick and choose which ones of the most popular things to answer, what new lines of communication are going to come when Kaz stated quite a while ago that PD trawl this forum for feedback and even talked about specific things they've seen mentioned?
Based on how the thing was described, it isn't even like it is cutting out the middleman between fan feedback and developer response. Just shifting the moderator for the questions from Famine or Jordan to a PD employee; in the process taking a bit of the transparency
away from the proceedings.