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Hopefully they do soemthing to commemorate this discovery.
TLDR: The picture didn't add any new information about what supermassive black holes look like, rather it confirmed what we already expected.
Yeah, I've watched presentation from the very start 'till it finished, it was a mess.
2 years of research, 17 billions of euros and we haven't even seen Sag A* as promised.
...yet. They're still working on that data.
:)