Isn't this the consequence of a large, free, open, diverse system? I remember the constant complaints about their being "too many javascript" frameworks a few

Isn't this the consequence of a large, free, open, diverse system? I remember the constant complaints about their being "too many javascript" frameworks a few years ago, and how their are always new ones. I'm less concerned with the moral or practical considerations here, but can this really be a bad thing? Or, perhaps more to the point, isn't it a sign of a healthy ecosystem? It seems as the world gets more interconnected this problem of "too much"; it's an interesting one to solve... And I'm not saying we shouldn't, but I guess I'm curious about the philosophical question of complaining about complexity in a decentralized public ecosystem. Is there a solution to the ecosystem as a whole? Or will sort of curated subgroups of the ecosystem be birthed that attempt to create a walled garden. It doesn't seem possible to create a shared walled garden without stifling innovation, becoming more closed, all the things that I think most open source communities don't want to do.