I believe you have the word "creditor" confused with the word "philanthropist", although at this point I am also convinced that you are simply desperately trying to breathe some life into the stock.
That said, in order to (hopefully) keep anyone who believes in the tooth fairy and unicorns from following your logic, here goes:
Even if secured creditors were to "aim their energy into reorganization and continuation", why would they do so with gazillions of shares outstanding? In any sort of receivership, the first thing that happens is that unsecured creditors and regular old shareholders get screwed. Your shares (that are up a grand 4/100 a cent (yes, that's one twenty-fifth of a penny, likely only because some people had to cover naked shorts), will be worth even less than they are today. Hard to believe that anything worth almost nothing one day can be worth next to nothing another day, isn't it? So even if there is some sort of reorganization, you'll likely end up with a consolidation in the neighborhood of 1 "new" share for every, say 100,000 "old" shares held. Good luck with that.
And your fantasy about continuing assumes there is anything of value to continue with. Every board is about how something of value got ground into dust by PH. Try this on for size - THERE NEVER WAS ANYTHING OF VALUE. EVER. Pipe dreams. No working product of any sort. EVER.