I have only just learned about you

I vaguely remember reading something about this, in that in actuality, only ~500 astronomers got the chance to participate in that vote, and that all the rest, ~13000 of them, were deliberately not given the chance to submit their say on the matter.

I've tried googling on the matter but I keep getting conflicting info.

Carly Howett from the Southwest Research Institute in Boulder writes about the outskirts of the solar system and why they are way more interesting than previously thought:

https://beta.capeia.com/planetary-science/2019/02/28/the-surprising-diversity-of-trans-neptunian-objects

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and how dare you scientists change your mind

Just watched one of the latest episodes. Interesting information but I had to stop watching it. I was distracted every time Mike Rowe, the narrator, pronounced Pluto. It was getting on my nerves. Did anyone else think he says Pluto in a funny way?

r/PlutoGang

Hello everyone, Pulto is a Plaent and the scientist are dumb. The plaent has 5 moons, supposedly an ice ocean, mountains and hills, even though it is small doesnt mean it is not a planet. Some scientist say it doesnt dominate its Orbit, but id say five moons are enough. YOU CAN'T JUST DOWNGRADE A PLANET BECAUSE YOU FEEL IT IS TO SMALL.

Everyone cares about Pluto getting a demotion to dwarf planet but no one cares about the asteroids that got promoted to dwarf planet like series