You have a very valid point. As someone who uses Haskell professionally in a large organisation, I can honestly say that past changes such as FTP and AMP have a

You have a very valid point. As someone who uses Haskell professionally in a large organisation, I can honestly say that past changes such as FTP and AMP have added very little but caused significant issues for both academic and industrial users. GHC is no longer a Haskell 2010 compiler and unfortunately there seems little interest in the community for creating a new Haskell standard.