I still say there is a possible case for losing a Westminster perspective but this referendum has not explored it. This has been about putting forward the manifesto of one party and saying if vote yes, you are committing yourself constitutionally to some of their policies. By saying independence means education this, NHS that and nuclear the other, that is what people are being hamstrung with, regardless of governing party after the first elections.
It says something when Salmond is gaining in popularity despite lying to Parliament and saying Westminster politicians will change their minds but he won't change his.
This is a leader and his party that can promote and deliver gay equality and marriage whilst recruiting the likes of Akenaton to their cause.