I guess how I see it is, the people still doing it clearly do it regardless of these things. The devs recognize that PP is more or less broken atm. Fixing many of these things could encourage more players to participate and encounter the deeper broken bits, which will naturally lead to more complaints. So why bandaid it and only expose the deeper wounds? Why shine a spotlight on the problems when no solution is anywhere close to happening?
I empathize with powerplayers who have stuck with it through thick and thin, but the last thing I want is a half-fix followed by being unable to fix the core issues yet again and it languishing for years more, 'fixed' but still broken.
Why do you think its rocket science to change 50 million to 200 million, so rank 5 dedicated players have some money to show for that work?
Change the UI to stop the hundred clicks it takes to load a ship? Or change allocation sizes since the whole allocation model is essentially busted?
These won't break Powerplay, and (I hope) would be easy to do. But for some unfathomable reason Powerplay is not allowed to have small improvements, and its users relegated to Morlock status over and over.