That would be an interesting experiment. 100,000 bugs, the vast majority of which you have no control over; 3,000 bugs, the vast majority of which you have cont

That would be an interesting experiment. 100,000 bugs, the vast majority of which you have no control over; 3,000 bugs, the vast majority of which you have control over but aren't going to do anything about; or 100 bugs that you know you are going to quash. I can see how the first two could be quite painful for developers, but they are also helpful for support reasons. "Yes, that annoying menu things has been reported and we just aren't going to get around to fixing it," seems better than a bug black hole that continually swallows everything customers/support tells it.