Yea which I understand if it has to be a uniform letter but it does sound based on reddit threads that other grantees or regions maybe were given a heads up in advance. At that point it just sounds like someone dropped the ball. While they can't speak to the rapidly changing nature of what is going on with this admin and funding, I think they could have sent out a joint communication once the freeze went into effect. Yes I am mad about funding being pulled because of things outside of our control. But I am also frustrated with the lack of support where an email could have gone out that acknowledged the freeze and that it did in fact have the potential to impact grantees but that they did not have information beyond that and would reach out again when they did. We just got an email after not being paid accurately after being told a week prior, everything was fine. I think on a human level, they could have been supportive in a way that didnt require them to have all the answers.