While I understand your thinking, I think you're doing it backwards.  I spent 3 minutes writing up that FAQ a couple of posts above.  If you did that on day #1 and posted it on the website, the 5 minutes you spent on something like that would have saved you many, many hours of time answering redundant questions, and would have saved hundreds of investors a lot of frustration and confusion and endless back and forth on these forums.  Doing all the distributions and then updating the website with information that's no longer important is a much less efficient approach.

At this point, I'm not sure there's much to be done.  But in the future, my advice is to put communication about problems at the top of the list, and then address them after, instead of having the whole community in an extended state of confusion.