The part about "We are writing this statement as prompted by [people]" is quite odd. And "While this statement is being written per their request, the SF3 board would like to emphasize that it is genuinely sorry [...]"

Some things I find poor in an apology but I can understand the human failing (like focus on apologizer more than on apologizee, use of agency-obscuring wording). But this advisory about SF3's apology-making process, I don't really get what it's even doing here. Maybe it falls under general emphasis on telling me what's up with the apologizer.