I have arrived a bit late in the frenzy, but I do not have a problem with Subaru withholding information. First, he has been a consistent source of terrific information - visual and photographed - and the quantity and quality of his work speaks for himself. With that said, we here at the forum, particularly this thread, have been spoiled: with all of the evidence acquired, there are very few unshaded areas left on the narrative of the film, but rather, the fine details. We are by no means entitled to have this information, so having it, particularly of this quality, is far more than we are entitled.
Secondly, it is a bit much to ask someone to expose information that cold unravel an acquaintanceship: nothing is worth it. Especially, when considering the information in question: the Catwoman costume. Are we really turning against each other all because of confirmation of a costume selection? Short of the breast-baring outfit in Arkham City (which, considering Nolan's aesthetic will not be in the film,) said piece of information is very petty. Take a look at what we know: the entirety of the chase scene, most of the dramatic reveals, and a good deal of the subplots. On one hand, as a rabid fan, I have been and will continue to eagerly lap up any information.
But, the Apollonian half of me believes that it is detrimental, to a degree. Not to the fan, rather those working on the production. Sure, having spoilers leak will help market the film - to an extent - but it has also ignited pockets of "this film is going to tank," etc., and must be irritating to those on the set. I mean, confidentiality is a given on the job, and how would it feel to avoid saying any damning statements, and yet having the whole public know, even though the production is supposed to operate on 'a closed set'?
I think everybody needs to lower their thermostats a notch: stop hitting F5, and just remember that any criticizing helps affirm the negative paradigm of the Bat-fan. Remember: the Hype is by no means a private website. And I would bet my most recent paycheck that someone(s) from the production is monitoring the site.