The CDC makes recommendations that multiples businesses, entities, schools etc use as a guideline for their internal policies.
I'm complaining that their most recent recommendations place no value in being fully vaccinated, as defined by 2 shots more than 5/6 months ago. A fully vaccinated person is treated the same as unvaccinated.
Exposed - Someone "up to date" does not need to quarantine. If you are "fully vaccinated" you need to stay home for 5 days. Same as unvaccinated.
Masking indoors - If you are not up to date, you need to wear a mask indoors. So, at workplaces across the country you have people who did the right thing and got vaccinated, many of who also have also had a prior infection, who are treated by the company as unvaccinated. They must wear a mask around same as the unvaccinated.
As mentioned, the NCAA has changed their definition of "fully vaccinated" (their words not mine, so take up the nuance with them). That's essentially a booster mandate for probably the healthiest segment of our society, with what I can only imagine also has an extremely high rate of prior infection. They state that they changed the definition based on recent updates from the CDC.
You can dismiss the following as complaining about something that hasn't happened yet, but you know its going to have a trickle down effect. Lower, Middle and Upper schools are going to start to treat fully vaccinated students the same as unvaccinated. Cities that require vax cards or negative tests are going to start requiring fully vaccinated individuals to provide a negative test, same as unvaccinated.
There's a huge difference between being vaccinated and unvaccinated. There is not a huge difference between being vaccinated and up to date.