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So, I hope this isn't a stupid question..
If you fire a barrage phosphex weapon (e.g. the QM with upgrade), after the initial scatter (with 2" movement post-scatter per crawling fire) when you're going into subsequent shots via flipping the template, do you also get a 2" movement per crawling fire with each flip? Or is that only for the initial scatter shot?

It seems kind of lamey-gamey to do the extra 2" movement with each flip, but it also seems to make sense from a fluff aspect - each additional shot IS a phosphex round, so it should act like all phosphex and spread malignantly.

I'm a DG player, so the answer is relevant to my interests.

Yep you do, but only if you can actually hit more models, which most of the time you will.