Solving the Surrender Debate.
Here's the thing, I can understand not wanting to surrender, when it looks like you actually have a viable chance of winning. I have seen and played MANY matches in my time that looked hopeless, but my team managed to actually COMMUNICATE, and work together and pull out a win. But there's just one little problem, it requires those key parts in order for hopeless situations to turn around. I can't even remember the number of matches I've played where we had one, or even two people that thought "No, it's not over. I'm a hyper carry. We can win." Blah blah blah, and then what happens? The game lasts 50+ minutes, only to inevitably end in a loss for us, because we had no real teamwork, or people decided that typing during team fights was a good idea. I've seen that situation unfold so many times, it's not even funny.
There will never be any true agreement in the community on the whole issue of surrendering, many think that surrender should not be possible, while many others, myself included, become tilted to the point of wanting to go afk when one or two people keep the rest of the team in a match that feels and most often is beyond hopeless. I personally think that a unanimous vote should only be needed for a 10 minute surrender, which I would love to have, 4 votes for and 1 against lets you surrender at 15, and 3 votes for and 2 against let you surrender at 20+. However, I know that will never happen because so many people are against it.
So here's the alternative, which I believe would be extremely successful. Create another version of summoners rift; it's exactly the same mode as the traditional, but with one simple difference, the option for surrender doesn't exist. I mean, how hard could that possibly be to do? You simply just add one extra mode into the game which is a perfect replica to the traditional 5v5, and just delete the surrender option. That way, all the hardcore, "Never Surrender!!!!" fans can go play that mode, and leave the rest of us who don't like wasting our time the hell alone. That would solve many of the problems and arguments over surrendering.