Ask HN: If I broke a Google App Store feature, can I report it ANYWHERE?

I literally don't know where to report it. I tend to push customization features to their extreme ... I broke Ticketmaster by adding too many bands to their 'monitoring' feature, and had to get a CSR to clear them out. I think I've done the same to Google.

A long time ago in far earlier Android days, I used the "X" that is to the right of any app - that lets you supposedly remove it from your app history/library - on a large number of apps.

Now -- and this has "traveled" with me from Android phone to Android phone - any listing of my app "library" is marred by massive delays while it "skips" over those long-ago-X'd out apps. The listing will scroll down and when it hits a removed entry, pause a tiny bit - but the cumulative effect of those pauses added up has slowed down the app intolerably for me in several kinds of situations.

I'd love to either have that issue addressed (honestly, installing multiple apps at once is a nightmare in Android, you have to wait not only for download but for installation before it moves onto the next) ...

... or at the very least have an option to restore those X'd out apps so as to stop the delays.

I'm the kind of guy who'd be happy to open a ticket with someone but this doesn't seem to be a thing where even a ticketing system is open to the public. I know Hacker News may have some Google staff -- even if you can't address the problem yourself, a pointer in the right direction would be appreciated. It seems as if the only other option would be to start an entirely new Google account, and that'd be problematic for many reasons.