Because they don't need to be prioritised at that level.
Imagine you have issue A and issue B, with A being more important that B. How can a subtask of B possibly be more important than A or a subtask of A, if A is more important than B? Subtasks in the backlog is utterly useless, unless your processes or prioritisation system are broken
Was if A can't be resolved without B being fixed 1st? In short you are saying subtasks don't work!
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Then B should have been ranked above A. Subtasks work fine, but you do need to get them on the right issues.
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