Yes, you are right.
There are many instances where we as a group claim a flaw in the Inspire. I had heard about this battery thing, and thought it would be a good idea to try and get a screen recording of an actual event. (Flying within a foot of the ground. - Call me chicken.)
So Tahoe_Ed, Bladestrike, and DJI are aware of this issue. The issue is easily avoided if one knows about it. So how will this information be disseminated? DJI has all of our emails, why not an email of known and confirmed problems with solutions? It would save a lot of heartache and frustration, and might reduce the repair backlog. It would be a win for everybody.
There is probably more data in all the flight logs they have analysed that could help us operate safely.
My batteries wouldn't take the update from a few weeks ago, but it didn't permanently brick any of them. So I have held off on the latest update, and today we are hearing reports of problems with last weeks update for the batteries.
I'm not a DJI hater, I think it is an amazing product. But I am baffled by DJI's reticence to document known problems. It is costing DJI a lot of money, and someone will eventually get hurt. If an injury occurs because of a known problem that would be tragic and pointless.
I am frustrated when someone posts a crash story blaming DJI, and it is clear that they haven't read the manual and they aren't sure what happened, or even what they did, but they are sure it wasn't their fault. Certainly there are plenty of those. But ignoring documented flaws is not excused by the many probably false (or mistaken) claims against the product.