I'd personally give it a few more days. They KNOW we have an expectation for some sort of announcement, even if inconsequential/inconclusive.

But then, as I suggested in that post, have at it. But in doing so, be prepared to answer questions as to what YOU would do under current circumstances. I'm of the school that if you are going to complain about something you perceive as wrong or fouled up, you'd better have a viable solution to offer (or alternative solutions).

This follows the philosophy of Business 101, the "Management Decision-Making Process". Identify a problem, verify that it is a real (significant, possibly recurring) problem, determine the root cause, identify alternative solutions, pick the best one.

JMHO,

SGE