I wondered the same thing too a few days ago. I guess that fork era was a period of experiment for the Bitcoin community. Community thought it could solve issues of scalability and transaction speed by all that. Now is a more stable era for Bitcoin. I seriously doubt anyone would want to experiment on that now.

Well, a lot of Bitcoin hodlers made piles of money from that as they were airdropped those tokens. Those who criticized those forks also made money and we didn't hear of any who rejected what they were airdropped 😏. I missed out because I was still a noob who didn't understand much of what was going on then.