To ensure that release feedback is not ignored or misinterpreted, you need to have a clear and consistent process for collecting, analyzing, and acting on it. Before launching a software release, define your goals and success criteria, and identify the key metrics and KPIs you want to track. Utilize a variety of sources and methods to collect release feedback such as surveys, reviews, ratings, analytics, support tickets, social media, forums, etc. Use a centralized tool or platform to store and organize the data with filters, tags, categories, and dashboards for easy access. Analyze the data using quantitative and qualitative methods to look for patterns, trends, outliers, correlations, and causations. Compare actual results with expected outcomes and benchmarks before sharing the findings with your team and stakeholders. Finally, take action based on the insights you’ve gathered. Prioritize and implement changes while testing and validating the impact before releasing them to users.