Personally I'm hoping Noble stays how it is and we find ways to secure the network without forking.

I recently invested in 100 Mhash of asic mining hardware to do my part. I have been bouncing around the various mining pools for the last week to keep the balance in the network, and so far I have had a positive effect.
I never sell my Noble, so it annoys me when people paint all asic miners with the same brush. Not all of us dump as soon as the coins are mined. I put a lot of money into my asic hardware, and if Noble is forked to make it temporarily asic resistant I'll be slightly pissed off.
If I have no choice, I might turn my power wasting, heat producing inefficient 280X rig back on. But then again, I might not. Despite how much I believe in the Noble Movement...

GPU miners are generally un-professional. If Noble is not treated as a business and expanded to become immune to pathetic attacks on the network, it is at risk of being left behind and forgotten.
If every one of this Noble community vowed to contribute 10 mega hash to secure the network, we would truly OWN Noble, and we would take some serious steps towards becoming one of the most reputable currencies in the crypto world.

Hopefully then growth and adoption would be exponential.