Sorry about your weekend, Kal! I tend to agree with Gregg's comments. If we focus on getting folks the right information, to start with, many episodes like this will be avoided.
What I would recommend is to figure out what went wrong, re-do the cook, and post the results. When you post the successful smoke, you can talk about the bad one, too. That way, you're presenting a problem and a solution, rather than just a problem. While I agree that it's good to let folks know what you did wrong, I believe it's equally important to present how you solved it, and the results. Make sense?
This whole "Q thing" is a constant journey, and what we learn along the way benefits us all - especially when the negative turns into a positive!