+1. If I wanted hardcore I would join up with the group from my town that my son is part of (like 60’ish people from our area irl). I’m old and slow and taking my time. I don’t mind crowded but rather not have a queue. 
I moved my Troll to Westfall so there’s at least 1 horde on it now! Now what can I do to kill 4 hours…
I think all servers will be popular, including Westfall. I name-reserved my first three characters on the horde side 
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someone pointed out its on the EK which is the eastern hemisphere technically, but its on the west coast of that continent but i guess the hemisphere is the main factor
I surmise it will be a popular server for those who are loyal to Alliance.
I moved to it. I’m sure plenty more will follow when they see the queue size post release. If anything, we’re going to get wrecked by immigrants, so there’s no avoiding the queue, one way or the other. We just have to hope ours is smaller than everyone else’s.
All current servers will be popular, for a long time. I can’t speak for future servers.
No clue. But my buddies and I are doing Horde on Westfall for the irony of it, and to raid Westfall like goofs. We have our Alliance on Pagle. After things die down a bit I wonder if they’ll have to merge everyone who still plays.
I just made 8 toons on Westfall…my new home! 
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Forgot to mention…Westfall is already at medium population lol
Over time, the low pop servers will be the PvP realms which are released later.
The late PvE realms like Westfall should be more stable and hold more of their pop than the late PvP realms. Will they be High/Full pop for long after launch? Probably not.
There isn’t going to be a server that isn’t popular for at least a year. What you have to worry about is whether your server will be famous or infamous.
I already reserved 10 names on it…some pretty epic ones too. My rogue is Surprise, Warlock is Torturer, Bubbly the Paladin, Jesuit the Priest, etc…