Because we're still stumbling on what is and isn't a "bad practice" while companies continue to gaslight the developer population and a few consultants and spok

Because we're still stumbling on what is and isn't a "bad practice" while companies continue to gaslight the developer population and a few consultants and spokesmen have endless discussions on what should and shouldn't happen. Ergo, there's no incentive to fix it, and every incentive to keep it broken.