Remember when "MVP" used to mean "Most Valueable Player"?
Well, in software design these days "MVP" means the "Minimum Viable Product."
When you work on a software team these days, your team's goal is to put out the absolute BARE MINIMUM effort, piece of garbage, badly coded, pile of trash that you can get away with and STILL get customers to pay you.
Adobe is no stranger to this new way of working. Their mentality is "We can fix it later" due to the ability to instantly push updates out to customers when they do. However, once a release is cut, the project managers decide to focus on cramming in "NEW FEATURES!!!!!" without bothering to fix anything that broke (unless enough people are screaming about it that their revenue could be impacted).
Look across the board, whenever a modern software company issues a new update to software it's almost ALWAYS worse than the previous version — riddled with many more bugs, powerful features are stripped away and replaced with barely functional half-baked "beginner" versions of those tools.
The whole software industry has become EXACTLY what you would expect when it is full of red book carrying Chairman Mao / Joseph Stalin COMMUNISTS.
The same half-baked low-quality garbage that drove the USSR into oblivion.
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