Exactly. The stated purpose of this mission was, to paraphrase, to discover more about the formation conditions of comets and, by implication, the solar system.
None of the tweets you reference means that they are suddenly going to start suggesting that comets are rocks blown off of planetary bodies by gigantic lightning bolts, nor that planets were spat out of electric stars.
New models will be constrained by this data, as well as what we can observe in star forming regions elsewhere. We can see protoplanetary disks, and even see the early stages of solar system formation (
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap141110.html). What we can't do is travel there and make in-situ measurements. Nor build a time machine and go back 4.6 Ga to watch our own system form.
One thing is certain from the data; whatever happened, it happened a very long time ago, and it was very cold.
None of which, of course, helps the EU ideas on solar system or comet formation.