At least at my org it's awful because dev teams wrote / spec'd their own UX for "their forms." Which, as you might imagine, resulted in a huge number of multip

At least at my org it's awful because dev teams wrote / spec'd their own UX for "their forms." Which, as you might imagine, resulted in a huge number of multiple choice, similarly-named properties, with all options also being inscrutablely named. Long story short: programmers are terrible at UX.