Countless times, after repeated calls to the event, I had to hand type results that were faxed to me scrawled on what appeared to be cocktail napkins. Or printed in unreadable 6 point font from some horrible scoring program. The ISAF should look hard at the level of media professionalism demonstrated by classes and factor that into their Olympic status. Several Olympic classes do a fantastic job, others are consistently inept and should be shaken up a bit. Regattas need sponsors.
Organizers go hat in hand to any sponsor they can find.
I could never figure out if some organizers lied to sponsors about what kind or exposure they would get, or if the sponsors were too stupid to ask or care. Eventually sponsors will smarten up and insist on a certain level of professionalism in getting event results out to the world. This is not rocket science. It really does not take much effort to create and maintain a credible event website. If protests are going on late at night, post provisional results and call them provisional, don't let some Luddite jury chair keep them hidden away until the last T is crossed.