I'll add to what you're saying. I've worked with some brilliant devs, and I had some insanely sharp cats on the engineering team I was on. Sometimes things do not work as expected, someone missed a config setting or a typo that looks right but contributes to the problem, you get hammered foreign sources intent on bringing you down.

Now considering Frank: The cabal/left/useful idiots want this to fail and will do everything in their power to do so. I am doubting this tech snag is an accident. What better way to get data from attackers than to present 'launch day" which is actually a way to trap and extract data, IPs, reverse hack? Then say, "wow we were overwhelmed b/c we didn't expect this amount of traffic (wink wink) and we'll be back Thursday. I highly doubt that they spent 4 years working on this to bring a substandard product. There is way more going on that what meets the eye.

Stop thinking about how things work normally, this is unconventional warfare folks, and will be handled as such.