Most of that was to do with just how long it took to complete the micro-holiday

The story stuff happening in 7.2.5 is a little more timeless WOTLK Gold . You're working with Chromie who isn't at all located in Dalaran. She's located in Wyrmrest, in Northrend, so this material, along with some of the content we've seen in smaller patches, like and the Brawlers Guild, they're not connected to Legion. It also means that they'll be around for longer or at a minimum, longer. It's likely that you won't be playing through the Legionfall campaign for a couple of extensions down the road however, you'll be able to do the Chromie scenario, or play any of the micro-holidays or anything like that.

What has the feedback to micro-holidays been? It's been around six months after they've launched. Are there plans to increase the number of them? Is there a particular point that you think there are too many?

We're not sure how we feel about feeling out of the area that. A few of the answers to these questions, such as how often they should occur and how many should we have responses have been positive. It varied from one micro-holiday to the next. Certain micro-holidays had more people participating in their respective micro-holidays than others. 

Most of that was to do with just how long it took to complete the micro-holiday or, in certain cases in others, how far and hard it is for people to get there. It's true that we saw the most people participate on the salute-assault day because it was located in Orgrimmar and Stormwind or one of your capital cities. you could flash "salute a guard" and then be participating in the festivities, while something like Hatching in the Hippogryphs didn't see as many people took part because buy WOW WOTLK Classic Gold you needed to fly all the way down to Feralas in order to access the event.