Why there are no flips in figure skating, is it because it's too dangerous?

Figure skating had a flipping craze in the late 1980s and early 1990s, when it became popular among men's singles skaters in Northwest Europe and North America to get higher technical scores in competitions.

But then the International Skating Union (ISU) after a thematic discussion, that the flip action is not consistent with the consistent tradition and technical characteristics of figure skating, and does not promote the sport of the pursuit of technical difficulty orientation, so the flip action in the skating did not get the technical points, in fact, it also represents that this type of action does not get the recognition of the figure skating movement, therefore, the flip action quickly disappeared from figure skating competitions, and then the flip action was not recognized. Therefore, flip moves quickly disappeared from figure skating competitions, and in the following years, only a few skating professionals would occasionally use it as a showpiece in their professional tours.