The USB guys should have never allowed so many standards live within "one" standard. It may be better for the OEMs, especially as they both save money on ports

The USB guys should have never allowed so many standards live within "one" standard. It may be better for the OEMs, especially as they both save money on ports and get to mislead customers into thinking they may get that fast version of USB-C, when they really won't. But so many standards acting as one is very confusing to consumers.