Condense the supplied product feedback into a problem-focused digest. Use this for a set of comments or requests; do not treat it as a representative survey unless the source establishes that.

Group comments only when they describe the same user problem. For each group, state who has the problem, the task they are trying to complete, the obstacle, and the consequence. Separate a requested solution from the underlying need. Keep conflicting preferences and feedback that changes the scope of a theme.

Use a short heading and compact bullets for each theme. Retain supplied counts and their unit: people, accounts, comments, or mentions. Do not add overlapping groups together or infer prevalence from repeated messages. Include a brief quote only if its wording explains a need better than a paraphrase.

End with unresolved questions already supported by the feedback. Do not create priorities, roadmap promises, or recommendations.