text: Actually, Constable, I believe some of the Mapbox employees try to filter some of their bug-reports before spamming OSM with them.
  F'rinstance, one high school I saw had two notes from two separate employees, and third an edit to the node from either a different employee or one of those to open one note (can't remember).
  So while it may feel that they simply conduit all received reports and dump them into the laps of the vast army of eager OSM volunteers, hanging on their every word to immediately update the map, I would not like to see what they actually dismiss out of hand.
  Some employees appear worse than others; different employees appear to -- like the Real World -- have differing grasps of english, at times leading to confusion (I believe one uses `yet' where `still' is correct).
  At times I refer to a text search with g00gle that I make, from which I used to resolve notes I felt were absurd.  I don't know how allowable that is, and whether the employees are not allowed to flood a search engine with queries, just as we should rely on on-the-ground first-person info.
  Apart from obvious bogus schoolboy pranks and mischief, I am tended to believe most such reports mirror an on-the-ground observation.
  The writing style is pretty uniform so I can identify such notes, which feel to comprise nearly half the open notes around the countries (at least this country).  So I tend to tune them out, unless something is obvious.
  In this case, just guessing here, a customer's GPS inaccuracies positioned them away from their actual location on the road, which they reported vaguely, so it got handed on to OSM.  Maybe. I've no idea.
  If OSM did actually have the mythical army of local mappers following notes that I refer to, then the notes could be useful to get things resolved.
  But that's not the case, so too many notes languish for years, with probably correct info, but nobody motivated to, or bothered to, actually resolve them, and do the jobs Mapbox employees (assuming they're not volunteers as I am in OSM) are paid to carry out.
  With that, I too see no reason to leave this note open.
  