Perhaps because Framework users are a bit more geeky and are more likely to use older hardware that still has USB-A? USB-A is like what DB9 was. Easy to use, e

Perhaps because Framework users are a bit more geeky and are more likely to use older hardware that still has USB-A? USB-A is like what DB9 was. Easy to use, easy to plug-in, used on most devices. But there comes a point in time where we move on to the next connector, which is USB-C. Most of my hardware is younger than ten years and everything has USB-C. I had a night light with micro-USB still but that was one of the last devices with a legacy port.