I think Apple will individually reply to the feedbacks with a PR message like "we take your concerns seriously, we have a plan to improve our feedback interacti

I think Apple will individually reply to the feedbacks with a PR message like "we take your concerns seriously, we have a plan to improve our feedback interaction." Because the replies are individual and posted on a private channel, people who joined the boycott will not have any wider visibility, and think "Oh maybe it's okay now" and go back to using it. It might be worth establishing an official public dialog forum and discouraging people from individually communicating until a resolution is confirmed there in public. Right now it's on individuals to confirm that Apple improved things, which can only reasonbly be done by submitting more feedback (i.e. breaking the boycott). I've personally stopped providing feedback via forms on cloud providers' websites due to similar unacknowledgement and general disinterest in improving developer experience, but haven't tried to organize anything about it.