Why should SE risk hundreds of thousands of dollars especially in their circumstance? Why should they invest in more servers not knowing exactly how many are actually going to stay after the first week?
There has never been an MMO launch in history that did not have server issues in the first week. The most successful of them all, World of Warcraft had server issues that were just as bad.
Now that you all decided you're going to stay because the game is amazing, they will add more servers and spend more on their data centers.
GW2 Launch was flawless.
That said, people shouldn't be putting these lecturing types post up - you're not going to change anyones mind and just create more tension. If you want to make a change make a positive post.
This ain't it.
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