Meh. This just sounds like all the interface theory stuff we users have to deal with, where useful things are removed in favor of a 'clean' and empty interface that makes you work harder to get your actual work done.
Then there's Adobe who remove features to add feature and justify it's next version; or clones it into a separate product so they can justify it's next subscription rise; or moves it into a different product so they can justify it's subscription expansion.
