I would have more sympathy for them if they didn't start leaning on core-js two years ago. I get that two implementations of the same thing seem suboptimal, bu

I would have more sympathy for them if they didn't start leaning on core-js two years ago. I get that two implementations of the same thing seem suboptimal, but Denis Pushkarev's, ahem, legal situation proved that sometimes you might want to do that. Also with this move they freed up a lot of resources which previously went into maintaining their own polyfills and still there are problems? Where all that went?