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My main issue is basing upgrades on something not actually mentioned within the books and instead just taking outside theories and using them for upgrades.
Based on what's actually been shown, I'm totally fine with something along the lines of "At least High 1-B", but going beyond that may be diving a bit too deep into speculation.
Okay. I suppose that the Downstreamers should get an "At least High 1-B" rating then, but we should preferably explain why within a footnote in the profile, so we do not constantly have to return to discussing this subject over and over.
I see dimensional tiering will be replaced with Tegmark's multiverse system in future.
Level 1 multiverse is an infinite universe. Dimensional stuff is property of level 2 (other "bubbles") and level 3 ("Many Worlds") multiverses. Level 4 multiverse includes other mathematical stuff.
No it won't? Why are you bringing this up. Multiverse Type I through IV are far too limited and vague to be applied to a full, complete tiering system.
Never. Dimensional Tiering is the best system for our purposes. It may not be flawless due to some differences between geometrical and physics implementations, but for us it works and has been working for years now. Replacing it with Types I through IV is far too limited as Matthew said, not to mention a lot of verses with suffer downplaying as the result, no better than returning to "megaverse" and "omniverse".
Anything suggesting changing the Tiering System is a bad idea, as it threatens to destabilize this Wiki, and anyway, that's all derailing.
I propose this as a note, @Ant
While the Downstreamers most likely live in a Type IV Tegmark Multiverse, which can, under definition, contain aspatial, atemporal realms as well as all different possible universes under all potential different quantum, mathematical, and physical permutations of existence, the books are too vague to make an absolute assessment as to the nature of the Downstreamers' existence, coupled with the general lack of mention regarding dimensions within the books, thus At least High 1-B remains a safe low-end.
Not sure. Maybe replace "most likely" with something like "quite possibly" and cut out "which can, under definition, contain aspatial, atemporal realms as well as all different possible universes under all potential different quantum, mathematical, and physical permutations of existence,", as it isn't really necessary.
Well, people may not understand what a Type IV multiverse corresponds to, which is why I thought of including that snippet. And do you not think that the mentioning of the "infinite ensemble," in relation to Type IV, which is categorized as the "Ultimate Ensemble theory," with both being referred to as theories of everything, and roughly describing the same landscape is not indicative of a Type IV?
"While the Downstreamers possibly live in a Type IV Tegmark Multiverse, the books are too vague to make a certain assessment regarding the nature of the Downstreamers' existence. Coupled with the general lack of mention of dimensions within the books, "At least High 1-B" remains a safe low-end."