Windows 10: PLEASE, Upvote This in Feedback Hub!

This has been submitted to Feedback Hub as a Suggestion. The hope is that it will be added to the OS in the near future. And the hope is that MANY Users will Upvote the suggestion in Feedback Hub.https://aka.ms/AAto3myThis, currently is an FE window and can treated/configured the same as any FE window. It can be pinned to the taskbar across all desktops. It can allow ALL apps to be viewed simultaneously with no scrolling AND with nothing inside a folder, every app out in plain sight. Anxious for this to be a part of Windows 11. As an IT Pro I have given it to all my clients and all love

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How Feedback Hub counts upvotes?

I do not understand how Feedback Hub upvotes counter works.

For example,
here they provide a screenshot, showing that
this collection got 1716 votes.





However, I see 41 42 upvotes:





OK, they say "on builds 10240-15023" in their case as well. One my PC is using "Windows 10 1703 15063.726" (shows 42), another is using "Windows 10 1709 16299.64" shows the same. But none of them shows a range of builds, like on their screenshot. Moreover,
the numbers I see are much smaller, even though the ammount of duplicates is still high. The build I'm using should be pretty popular, AFAIU. So:

• How do they count those numbers?
• If it depends on "OS build" - is it possible to get the "range of builds", like on their screenshot?

 

In the Feedback Hub, why did Microsoft disable upvoting "problems"? I mostly stopped using it after that.

They left the option to upvote "suggestions", but took away the option to upvote "problems". What was the thinking behind this? How did this help anything? I mostly stopped using the Feedback Hub after they took that simple option away. What was the
benefit of doing this? Why even allow people to search for problems if they can't upvote them?

 

How Feedback Hub counts upvotes?

Hi,

In the
blog post I've mentioned they say "Windows Feedback app is especially helpful to allow us to identify and prioritize the issues which are important to the most people". And I think that's true.

Of course, that's not the only thing they take into account (e.g. there's also a phrase "Therefore, we don’t purely look at the number of upvotes to assess the overall order and priority of feedback we act on"
in the same post).