if you could define many that could add a note of depth of disappointment or the level of ‘inconvenience’ experienced by #### users.
No doubt there are many, many, many users who don’t have the problem, so bringing the idea of many into a personal support query is not going to help and as @incanus has stated will not force the resolution.
Further it then becomes more of generalising user experience as used in deepsea’s post. Whereas I am happy to discuss people’s disappointment, inconvenience and frustration such users could create a separate topic if they see it as a distraction from this topic.
I can see it may be a little frustrating for a few people, not many 
and an initial reaction would be to add the discovery of an update anomaly to this topic.
It is also understandable that a few people will be more than a little frustrated and use this topic to vent their emotional upset.
But the two issues are not the same. One is a software issue the other is a user experience.
This topic can deal with both, after we are all emotional not robots.