Why did the thread on the corporate cash grab starter packs get taken down?

As in the title.

Just bring back a la carte at DND Beyond.
Then you can make recommendations for newbies, but people can make their own "starter packs".

Dug this out from my old posts:

For those interested, a quote from Brian Perry from his AMA on Reddit 

'First, we know that a la carte disappeared without much notice, and we apologize for the way it was handled. Things like this AMA help create the level of transparency the community deserves. We are going to be working on ways to give players access to smaller packages of content based on what character they want to build. A la carte exactly like before is unlikely. What was starting to happen with tens of thousands of items needed to be individually checked for entitlements by our services. This was impacting site speed and stability.'

It's a shame they won't be bringing back the same functionality, but anything is better than nothing.

Quote from ZestandXaxe >>

As in the title.

Just bring back a la carte at DND Beyond.
Then you can make recommendations for newbies, but people can make their own "starter packs".

 Probably because it was packed full of misinformation about the starter packs?