Janhoi,
Your last sentence may be true, but in the grand scheme of things, he's still picking around the edges.  And that's what makes this so frustrating.  I suspect if you polled most catholics (current and 'fallen away"), you'd find a remarkably small set of common desires.  A HUGE one would be accountability, across the board, and not on a "here and there" kind of basis.  Another would be mandatory reporting to the police, along with a proactive sharing of all historical and current records stored (whether at the chancery or Vatican).  

Yes, Francis has done some things, and in comparison to his predecessors, he looks pretty good.  But on the big ticket items, not so much.  Clearly, his heart just isn't in this.  His tribunal concept collapsed.  His Commission was given almost no power, shunted to the sidelines, stonewalled for three years, and even Francis himself ignored them for 3 years...  Hardly the signs of a true reformer.