I have flown them many times and I'll fly them again as soon as authorities consider them safe to fly. I'm not going to be happy about the flight being operated with a MAX (as I was the last time) - but I also would never start trying to avoid MAX flights by buying more expensive tickets or flying more miles to reach my destination while avoiding a certain aircraft.

If anything, what I'll try to avoid is dodgy airlines, not dodgy planes (at least not ones from Boeing and Airbus). Most of the airlines I'll keep avoiding operate in places I likely won't fly anyway - such as some domestic russian flights.

I sure don't want to fly on one, and any company that buys Airbus planes instead of Boeing planes is more likely to get my business. As the article shows, numerous polls show I'm not alone in this sentiment.

Only if I had no other choice. When choosing my flights, I'd actively avoid the Max and if my flight was changed to use a Max, I'd look around for an alternative date or time.

I would fly on one. However since I fly mostly on delta its not likely that I will send up doing so.

It would be irrational not to. You're far more likely to die in a car accident.