I don't deny that it feels bad. I have filed radars and had them trivially closed or marked as duplicates. However, you are flat out wrong to say it's "Lazy",

I don't deny that it feels bad. I have filed radars and had them trivially closed or marked as duplicates. However, you are flat out wrong to say it's "Lazy", because that implies that they have the time and resources to devote to a more thorough handling of these cases. I'd prefer that they spend more time fixing bugs and improving the software than handholding developers. Now this doesn't mean that I think they are doing it all perfectly. They certainly should have a service status dashboard for their backend, so that the forecast.io guys could have pointed at Apple as the culprit with authority.