The answers to all these things cost money to develop. Lots of it. And developers are on the whole a bunch of cheapskates who led the rush to demanding everythi

The answers to all these things cost money to develop. Lots of it. And developers are on the whole a bunch of cheapskates who led the rush to demanding everything be free of charge, all the while bemoaning the fact that their customers were starting to feel that way too. So while we do occasionally get nice things, they're paid for by "investor story time" instead of the people who use them, so they will go away. Either the companies go broke, or they're swallowed up by a behemoth who may steward it well for a while, but will nonetheless eventually want their billion back.