Unfortunately, there were also over a dozen smaller impacts that, according to NASAs model, would have been very unlikely.
Combining these data points clearly demonstrates that the micrometeor density model was wrong - which very sadly means that the projected lifetime of JWST is going to be reduced, maybe very significantly.
NASA is currently exploring permanently altering the orientation of JWST to minimize impacts, but this also comes at the cost of reducing viewable space - thus limiting which science studies get telescope time.
While NASA's PR department does a great job of telling everyone that everything is fine, and social media does its job of being an echo chamber for such glossy reporting, I hope that HN can take a more realistic view at this, very clearly, bad news.
...maybe even think outside the box about solutions or lessons to learn.