I posted my reasoning for keeping the graph here:
I’d also add:
I know I’m apparently in a minority on this issue, but the people who post here regularly are not a cross section of the Monzo user base. They’re a cross section of a type of Monzo user. Plus designing by committee is never a good idea.
If Monzo follow all the advice presented by the loudest members of this forum, they will end up with an app that suits the type of people who frequent this forum, not necessarily the people who a) use Monzo in a typical way, or b) use Monzo in a way that’s profitable for Monzo.
Monzo isn’t a website where everyone who visits this page is using the product. Their product is an app, separate from this page.
A prime example of this kind if misguidance by a loud, vocal community can be found on many software support forums. A recent example I spotted was Adobe XD’s feedback forum.
One of the most requested features is the ability to use Adobe XD to make finished websites (yes, seriously). If Adobe followed the noise made by their community, they would literally undo the primary use of their software and ignore the core audience of professionals who buy it for its intended purpose.
(This is more of a side note for the eyes of @bruno really.)