We don’t need it at all
careful Dhaos, you might get this as a troll post. As someone has already tried this in the past and it instantly got removed as it was trolling in some form or another.
on another note, i absolutely agree!
Sure, and then none of them would post in it.
Same 
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In the immortal words of the mod bot on the r/wowcirclejerk subreddit, “Bellular is a game developer so his opinion is worth more than yours”.
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oh hell no
Many people don’t have worthwhile questions and it would be full of complaining, arguing how Blizz should change the game just for them.
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Do you actually think the Devs care about our ideas or questions?!
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
Hold on a sec,
BWAHAHAHAHAHA!
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Personally I think it’s weird to want to talk to the devs. They develop a game that I like and I pay a corporation to access it. That’s my entire relationship with them. They don’t need to pretend to be an interested cashier at a checkout line for me. 
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It’s called feedback.
An “ask the devs” section would turn into a complete 
show.
“Ion, why does the story suck!”
“Why is the game so injected with DEI!”
“Timegating sucks!”
“I can’t play without addons!”
“Pants pee pee poo M+ they took our jobs”
“Mythic raid gear for LFR!”
I can see it now, everyday is Sunday…
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Well 99% of the questions will be players either asking for butt sliders in the character’s creation page or asking why has WpW turned into Hello Kitty Adventures?
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This exact conversation basically happened between Ion and Hazlenutty a couple years ago after the disaster that was SL.
What for?
Does a developer explaining why they did something you hate, actually make you feel better?
I doubt it.
We need action. Not words.
No one is ever satisfied when they speak. It’s called a rabbit hole.
Accountability.
If someone is calling the shots then there’s a source for the bad decisions being made and somebody to blame.
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People’s idealized versions of the game would implement many things others hate.
So, what’s Blizzard to do?
People don’t like the same things.
A middle ground is often struck.
Not only that, their words will be interpreted in the worst ways possible - e.g. as promises, as proof of whatever conspiracy the players has about why Blizzard did X, …
Also some of the developers probably can’t handle an honest conversation - e.g. the writing staff - as there is no way to defend their work.
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Good in concept but the way a portion of this supposed community responds with negativity disdain and snark it would not be a good thing.