The place to send feature requests and bug reports is <http://
bugreport.apple.com/> (or, for documentation you can use the feedback
form at the bottom of the page).
Glenn's summary was also correct:
But it is nobody's job at Apple to _officially_ read these forums,
mailing lists, etc... and take feedback from them to the teams.
Discussing things here, even if read by the engineers, doesn't cut it.
If you want to get feedback to actually reach the right people,
you need to go through the right channels - the feedback email
address, Radar, or WWDC feedback session (and I've seen Apple
engineers and managers actually taking notes during those!).
Provide feedback early and often if you want to see something added.
Note also: just because you haven't received feedback from a bug
report does not mean that it has been closed.
A bug report is more likely to be acted upon if you can include a
clear statement of the problem ideally with a small project that
shows a reproducible case.
If you have any other issues regarding this, contact Developer
Relations.
Please do not continue discussion on-list.
mmalc
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