They add a message asking us to send them an email with the FDBK code, so they keep track of the issue!
At first glance, this looks as a very silly way of using your bug/suggestion tracking system. Why not just postpone the review for the next iteration and keep it in the database?
Why do you need to clean up the bugdatabase?
Is it a law at Microsoft that the database must be emptied of pending (no matter pending for when) items before RTM, or what?
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