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2) The lowest-hanging fruit has already been picked, so the newer stuff is often more complex and takes longer to define and deliver. And the more implementations there are, the more time you spend on staying compatible.
2) The lowest-hanging fruit has already been picked, so the newer stuff is often more complex and takes longer to define and deliver. And the more implementations there are, the more time you spend on staying compatible.
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