Tam writes about them.
I firmly believe that the opening cuts on slides are, well, a sign of drain bamage. The slide is also known as a "dust cover" for good reasons.
If a fully-enclosed dust cover wasn't a good idea, John Moses Browning, Jr. would have done away with them.
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They make the slide hit frame faster, that doesn't do durability any favors. Also it shooting high pressured loads the breech unlocks sooner making a ruptured case more likely, doesn't do your fingers any favors.
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