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When you have one rando reporting 100 tiles as problems, and you check two or three and say 'these are not problems' -> you immediately file this under "User is the problem, send to trash".
Filtering out even enormous lists is not a problem.
1) "All tiles with problems"
2) "Sort by number of distinct users"
3) "This tile is the most irritating to our users."
These types of bugs are irritating to go through "Full bug reporting protocols" because they're always a low priority. It's a text file that needs another line or two - but it's not code. And it's not interesting. When collected into a pile, they can all at least be knocked off in one fell swoop.