Bullshit, the inability to properly optimize doesn't mean it's optimized well for huge deployments. It will need much more resource on huge deployments and stil

Bullshit, the inability to properly optimize doesn't mean it's optimized well for huge deployments. It will need much more resource on huge deployments and still quite some RAM on small deployments too. At this point, the code base is too big for them to fix the performance and they want to use their time on new features and bug fixes as that's what customers are asking more while customers may solve the performance problem by spending more money on the server. It's just that the initial technical decisions sucked and it's no longer possible to fix it at this point.