In the early days of Unix, there was a several spinoff flavors being maintained by groups of Elitist Developers, each with their own core kernels, and each flavor's camp continued with their mantra that they were maintaining their source code base aligned strictly to the needs of the masses, not catering/bowing down to business needs/ further centralization, that their kernel was "purest form of Open Source", yadda yadda yadda.

So guess which implementation/flavor eventually won the long term battle? Yep, RedHat Linux.  ONE IMPLEMENTATION. ORIENTED TO BUSINESS NEEDS, NOT STRICTLY AVERAGE JOE ELITISM.

Why? Because Business Needs > Average Joe needs. (Sad but true, but we need both to work together)
(Wasn't the whole point of Bitcoin to spend it on Merchant (ie., BUSINESS) goods and services? Without Merchant adoption of a fast, scale-able monetary solution with no middleman needed, Bitcoin loses its main core appeal )

And where are many of those original elitist Unix/Linux implementations now? Relegated to the dustbin of History.

Moral of the story:
The Bitcoin core developers better wake the fk up, grow the fk up, and start working with those in touch with global business needs.  Or they will eventually (and very quickly) find themselves in the dustbin of Bitcoin History.