Even if they saw something they wanted to answer I would imagine there is a strict code of practice with regards to what they can post (along the lines of run it past the community team, check with team leader, PR team, oh wait why aren't you in your booth programming get back in there and let us worry about the forums ) Individual Devs probably drop in for a read but I would imagine it would be more focused on class forums, bugs and the suggestions rather than the deep end of general discussion. These concerns are probably put into a bulletin and discussed at a weekly meeting (there may be an emergency button if a topic explodes but I think the upper echelons would frown on it being pushed too often - from my experience when a manager says 'My door is always open.' what they mean is you better have a very, very good reason for bothering me and if you don't expect to be working the next weekend or two ) I would imagine that most of the forum trawling is handled by the community team (not just the official forums but external channels as well) and frequent concerns are noted.

Contrary to popular male belief size is not the most important factor. And from experience on other long running posts there's no reason to expect an answer from a Dev based on size.

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