This has got the be the most exquisitely agonizing wait for a company to JUST SAY SOMETHING, WILL YOU since, oh, Enron? (We’re still waiting on an apology from that one, too, right?) This is passing the realm of the ridiculous and bumbling into the sinister. I’m not saying we should know every little fiddle faddle in twenty press releases, far from. But how blind does a Web 2.0 company have to be to not see that an apology is in order and will take the wind out of much of the continuing anger an