rewrite for calrity: After reading an SWA discussion form, I can see how the SWA no-assigned seat boarding procedure adds more stress and conflict to the boarding experience. The potential for seat-saving conflicts, where passengers place personal items on open seats to discourage others from sitting next to them. Do you think Southwest's no-assigned seats boarding procedure adds more stress and conflict to the boarding experience? How might this impact passenger satisfaction compared to full-service airlines' more structured boarding processes