Well, not yet there isn't.  But it certainly sounds like some people are now having second thoughts about how great the original soft fork plan supposedly was.  Much like the UK Prime Minister's "hard brexit", it seems some are now advocating for a "hard softfork".  

I'm not sure where they get this idea from that they can blame miners for having too much influence when they left the ball in their court to begin with, though.  SegWit as a hard fork is starting to sound comparably less messy at this juncture.