Apparently not.
The responses you received were all of a kind in perception even if not in point of view. If this disagreed with your intent, then your intent was more obvious to you than to the respondents.
Authors must accept that they have a contract with their readers. If their readers take away something not intended by the author, it doesn't help the author to assume that the readers are in error. The author must state things in a way that makes his intent absolutely plain or must correct it afterward.