Legacy, or you go there post your homebrew in hope to have discussion on how to make it better and all you get is thrash talk about how abusive or stupid your ideas are and how you should just forget it and take anothers work instead. yeah reddit is totally not known for its toxicity !

but i'll say this much though, i do not think WotC isn'T listening... i think they do listen, i think they do read some of the feedback.
but i'll also say this... you started your comment with "this ability is stupid" or "that ability is way too overpowered" i also would skip those comments entirely. they are clearly from someone who do not care about balance and just either want a nerf or a boost. there is nothing constructive in those comments. i think instead of reading those comments, they skip em. they clearly want feedback, but they clearly do not want to take 5 years to develop a single subclass.

guys, just imagine what D&D right now would be like, if we took all the homebrew classes that we have here already and put them into a single book. you'd have the anime hero with the baility to just completely wreck a tarrasque or a kraken in a one swing at first level. and another class that would be totally underpowered and totally unable to even kill a goblin at first level. some of the people would be "YEAH thats what im talking about." talking about the anime hero class. or they would be "Aw yeah so much role play in that nowhere class" and yet the class would be unplayable. if they listenned to everyone that gave feedback... then the class, even today wouldn't even be released yet and we'd have nothing official. there would always beee some unhappy people.