Microsoft has reportedly tweaked the Feedback Hub features for Windows Insiders after discovering that many of them had reported the folder deletion issue that prompted the company to stop making it available Windows 10 October 2018 Update.
Microsoft it might have repaired this problem, if its technicians had noticed some reports from Insiders on the company's Feedback Hub, before the release of the updated versions.
So today Microsoft has released one a brief announcement which reveals that the company has added a new feature to the Feedback Hub to allow Windows Insiders to report the seriousness of the issues they share with the technicians. 
"We believe this will allow us to better track the most serious issues even when the volume of feedback is high," said Brandon LeBlanc of team Windows Insider Program developers.
"You will be able to give an indication of the seriousness of your problem and how it affects your experience when submitting new comments."
Microsoft claims that data loss reports have risen to "one percent of one percent." However, they did exist and the developers did not notice them.
The company eventually seems to admit that any loss of data is very serious and if it had noticed reports when developing the 1809 version, it would have preferred to have a pre-release.
LeBlanc does not accurately indicate how the system of gravity ratings added to the Feedback Hub will work, but said it could help address the problems even if the reports are too few.
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