I switched from ZF to Symfony nearly 2 years ago when 2.0 was still trying to figure out folder structure. Clearly, it wasn't for the "merits" of the framework

I switched from ZF to Symfony nearly 2 years ago when 2.0 was still trying to figure out folder structure. Clearly, it wasn't for the "merits" of the framework. I switched because of the merits of the communit surrounding it and decided I wanted to hitch my horse to those that consider architecture, conventions and quality as important as I do. To me, it's less about which framework you're using but the community, ecosystem or whatever that comes with it. PHP generally sucks for this, as most PHP groups all got their start via WorPress. Symfony's community seems to cater to an entirely different audience than ZF has historically.