Not yet. Wait until it all is pushed to Jan 1st use year. Then it may ruffle some feathers.
That is where people need to be very careful - especially when purchasing resale.
If all your contracts are in alignment, I don't think there are any concerns of being aligned. But if you purchase any additional contracts, be aware of how you will be affected. Wyndham does not
do great at aligning at the time of transfer (they are not known for having solid processes in place or being consistent). However, they do come back around (at any time) and align - moving contracts forward, and as a rule - not prorating for what most of us feel is lost use.
Based on what's happened to me and my conversation with Owner Services at the Owners meeting in Austin, this is my understanding. (And to note, she did agree to look at my original developer points that were skipped during the 2014/2015 alignment when prorating was offered. I'll let you know how that goes).
During the 2014/2015 Wyndham 'took responsibility' for the mess of multiple use years that existed (my words, not hers). Because they wanted everything aligned, they offered the one-time prorates for developer and resale contracts (kind of owning the problem they wanted to clean up). But moving forward, developer purchases should have same use year as the rest of your (already aligned) account. Resale points are subject to being adjusted and will not be prorated.
For example, say you have a July-June use year.
If you purchase developer points - it's Wyndham's responsibility to provide July-June use year points (according to the rep I spoke to). (If this doesn't happen, you have a valid beef).
If you purchase resale, it is recommended to purchase contracts with the same use year you currently have, otherwise you risk being realigned.
At the time of the great alignment (in 2014/2015) - the rule was you would be aligned to the latest quarter you owned. So if you had Apr-Mar and July-June, you would be aligned to July-June. I was told we could choose (thus if you requested Apr-Mar in this example you'd be aligned to Apr-Mar). However, there are some contracts that must be Jan-Dec - converted weeks to points and I suspect also EOY. Thus if you have any converted weeks or EOY then you have no option but to be Jan-Dec.
IMO, that is what happened to OP. He was probably okay with his original 600K. However adding resale contracts, post alignment, put him back into the 'need alignment' bucket, and with contracts that must be Jan-Dec. Assuming the 600K points are developer purchase, he might find a sympathetic person in Owner Care that will extend that one-time proration to him.