I don't think removing features is a problem in it self but the Gnome product has been run like Facebook or any fucking website the last couple of years. Featur

I don't think removing features is a problem in it self but the Gnome product has been run like Facebook or any fucking website the last couple of years. Features come and go between releases, half implemented changes trough out the desktop and so on. Normally when you make a products you decide the features and when those are stable, they are set in stone trough out the history of that whole/stable version. If the Gnome team was serious about their product in anyway they would not even pretend to have a stable product, but kept 2x as the stable release until the whole feature set was coherent between all applications.