Thank you for your kind suggestion. But speaking for many on this route we will continue to press for the promised services and not be deflected by rail industry insiders and enthusiasts who struggle with the concept of passengers first as commuters up and down the uk deserve.
That's what to do then. Contact your MSP on the matter if you think the service is upto scratch. Don't see where you think there's 'deflection' coming from, more pointing out that you've posted the same thing repeatedly. Nobody on this forum is able to change it.
The issues affecting the Edinburgh-Dunblane service are the same as those affecting most routes in the east of Scotland. Abellio and Transport Scotland have got themselves into a mess - the former appear to be out their depth with the ScotRail franchise and it's questionable whether TS (admittedly with hindsight) should have agreed to a plan to introduce two different fleets of train at the same time.
When the North Clyde timetable was changed a few years back Helensburgh Central route lost it's morning express service to Glasgow as part of a change to a clockface timetable. Thanks to campaigning on the issue by users of the route this was reinstated later on, I see no reason why something similar can't potentially happen here - a workable solution might be to divert a couple of peak time services that would otherwise run via Cumbernauld to Glasgow Queen Street. These could instead run Edinburgh to Stirling or Dunblane with an separate service running from Falkirk Grahamston to Queen Street. There may be other practical issues I haven't thought of but my reading of it would be that a workable solution could potentially be found.
However, to place things in context, the journey opportunities are still there for passengers, they've merely been replaced with connecting services at certain times of the day. You're within your rights to seek to have this changed, but it's hardly as if the service has been swept away from under you.
Anyway, most of this is off topic. Anyone see any Class 385s today?