Progress abhors a community where largess and volunteerism constitute a fard (legally binding obligation), and where people are so afraid of taking responsibility yet so quick and so good at delegating culpability for something negative or undesirable.
So everyone expects someone to do everyone's job, including things that are so easy that anyone could've done. In the end, no one sees the need to do for such a community what anyone could have done, because the consequences are usually not fair valuations, and that's so annoying.
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