What I didn't notice here was a proper apology. A lot of people lost a day of Steemit use, putting them a day behind at reaching their goals on Steemit, losses compounded exponentially. Add all that together and quite a bit of currency was lost.... and a loss of at least 1/4 of a day for the website as a whole, the community set back 0.25 days, which in blockchain life is lot of time.
What I heard here was a downplaying or whitewashing of what happened and a quick "well it coulda been worse, and it's over now, so let's move on".
But hey, it's your site, you can run it however you want. We're just the content-creators.