Minecraft's Mob Votes have come to an end, being retired in a recent Mojang article, and its history makes the reason for this clear.
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Wow so they finally realized it was a stupid idea to make fans vote to just keep a part of something instead of releasing everything? But it seems it was worse than I thought, we were in fact voting for something that they too had no idea wtf its purpose was, I've asked before and I'll always ask again, just WTF does the devs at Mojang do all year long? Every time there's a new content update it's just like some stupid animal, a new biome and a new mob and everyone just claps and cheers.
Can you imagine if No Man's Sky had a new update that brought 10,000 new ships and planet varieties and then they were like "Oh but YOU can help US SHAPE THIS GAME by voting for just ONE new planet and ship! But oh, we don't know what the ship or planet is going to be like. so you're really not voting for anything, just the IDEA of it!". That's what Minecraft Mob votes has been apparently.