It's all about capacity, not will. The PyPA as a whole knows what is lacking, but when you're all just a bunch of volunteers it's hard to tackle massive project

It's all about capacity, not will. The PyPA as a whole knows what is lacking, but when you're all just a bunch of volunteers it's hard to tackle massive projects that take potentially years to complete and then even longer to see gain traction in the community when you are doing it all in your spare time. And that's if you don't burn out before you finish (e.g. calling projects "garbage" is not motivating to the few people volunteering their time to try and fix the situation while keeping what is there afloat and running).