When you go to a movie, you'll see films that people generally want to see. Poor movies or independent films that cater to a small slice of the population are in and out of theaters in no time.
When you pick a book off the shelf at a Barnes & Noble, you'll generally be picking a book people want to read - because people have been reading it (i.e., they've been spending money purchasing it). If a book is collecting dust, it'll be kicked back to stockpile oblivion.
When you flip on the tube at night, you're gonna see shows people want to see. You're gonna watch news that people want to hear.
And, gentle readers, the same holds true to EN World.
When you go to the front page, you'll see news on gaming topics that interest a decent portion of the folks that come here. (Excepting perhaps their coverage for the Burning Sky AP, but that's explicable.)
If you want more PRPG news, then continue to help the development process in the hopes of making it a good game that - most importantly - collects an audience. Then you'll read about it more.
I'm not saying it's right, I'm not saying it's wrong, I'm saying that's just the way it is in any informational medium.
Wis
