New organisations were parroting SpaceX's euphemism of a “rapid unscheduled disassembly”, to the extent there was a headline saying it was “actually good news”[1]. Whilst there will be lessons learnt, and it’s obviously not easy to launch rockets, this doesn’t scream unequivocally good news.
[1] https://www.fastcompany.com/90885149/spacexs-rapid-unschedul...
and https://history.nasa.gov/monograph45.pdf
> We would build multiple layers of fuel oxidizer, and then, we would get a run long enough up to really do something. We’d get a really exciting event. I deemed it “pre-unplanned disassembly” at the time. That problem really went away when we learned a little bit about fuel control and kept injectors and propellant temperatures a little warmer.