> Sending in-product feedback certainly could work If it could work, we would have seen that happening. We have not, so we must assume it can't. Thus, asking t

> Sending in-product feedback certainly could work If it could work, we would have seen that happening. We have not, so we must assume it can't. Thus, asking to "send feedback in-product" is just a way to waste everyone's time. You avoid the negative stigma that is associated with knowing a problem exists and ignoring it, without having to undertake any concrete action. Corporate spin at it's finest.