The Edge platform team will be triaging them, I am one of them that has been triaging them. One suggestion is to ensure that it is truly a reduction, we built this for webdevs that have reductions and just don't want to file them and we don't want to miss out on those.

On your statement though regarding them being closed out. How long ago was that?

Is it really any better for other browsers though? I know I've encountered a fair share of webkit bugs that have been confirmed yet still left unresolved for years on end. And they also aren't above closing bugs as wontfix that clearly are genuine problems.

Obviously that's anecdotal, but I'd be curious to see someone do an analysis of turnaround times on the public bug trackers. It may not be feasible to detect incorrectly closed bugs, but a measure of the time taken to resolve confirmed bugs could be an interesting statistic.