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某医院办公大楼依法必须进行招标，招标人整理完招标文件的澄清与修改后，在投标截止时间前15日通过打电话的方式要求所有潜在投标人前来招标人所在办公地点进行签收和领用。在规定的时间内，有3家投标人没有到招标人所在地进行领用，其中投标人甲要求招标人在规定的时间内以传真方式发给其招标文件的澄清与修改，招标人及时传真给了该投标人澄清与修改的内容；投标人乙要求招标人在规定的时间内以邮件方式发给其招标文件的澄清与修改，招标人及时发了邮件给该投标人澄清与修改的内容；投标人丙则一直到开标前3天才来领取。开标后，投标人甲、乙、丙分别进行了质疑与投诉，理由是招标人没有在投标前15日将招标文件的澄清与修改送达投标人，直接影响了其投标结果，要求有关行政监督部门宣布中标结果无效，并判处招标人依法重新招标。 问题： 1．该招标人发出招标文件的澄清与修改的方式是否正确说明原因。 2．招标人在投标须知中应对哪些内容提出明确的要求
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