Red Hat came to the conclusion it was bad business.- Is this really why they chose to do it? Streams make more sense with the modern environment. Fedora is ups

Red Hat came to the conclusion it was bad business.- Is this really why they chose to do it? Streams make more sense with the modern environment. Fedora is upstream, then centos then RHEL. RH is doing a stepped approach which makes sense because no one can remember all domains and forsee all problems. -Bad business is what Microsoft is doing by dumping broken patches on end users to test in production after MS liquidated their QA testers.