1. Solved problem. Contribute to something else.
2. Its another tentacle hanging off systemd. Some of us pay for our software (RHEL) so we'd in turn like to have some say in what we have to manage rather than prescriptive software development. We don't really get to choose to not use it because of the incestuous nature of the Linux ecosystem at the moment (I.e. Freedesktop/gnome/systemd).
3. Systemd is a buggy piece of crap. As are several of the "stable" bits of systemd I have encountered in RHEL7. I have quite a bit of experience with systemd and i really don't want it consuming any more things badly. Its been a complete pain in the arse to be honest. An init system has never been a problem until now. Its totally unreliable and incredibly difficult to debug.
4. Some of us get shit done, not use the ecosystem as a playground for egos and quote frankly incompetent twattery. This stuff can go on in the sidelines and mature independently, not knotted into the next "stable" drop because everything has suddenly been tangled with it.
Its a complete fuck up at all levels and I haven't even started on the technical marvels of introducing something with the complexity of COM into a process model that requires reliability.
This is not how to do software.