Ladies and Gentlemen,
Recently with the passing of Knot and the learning that his name was Jeff and the sentiment that has been expressed on this board, I have started to wonder if there are more people, like myself, that hate anonymity and would very much like to know with whom we are chatting. This is one of the reasons that I have chosen not to post for these last 14 years. Rather than owning our comments and statements, it is easier to hide behind a screen name. There are obviously those who have a passion for exploring and advancing the facts about Curaegis. I commend you and encourage you to continue. There are also those who seem to make it their mission to run the company down, live in the past and criticize every position of the company or other posters. One can only speculate the reasons behind such behavior.
Would there be any interest in breaking down the hiding and actually meeting face to face at the rear corner of the next yearly meeting? The purpose would be to exchange screen names/real names/cards/ numbers/email addresses and actually put a face to those that we are talking with. I am confident that many will not be interested and would rather hide but I am hoping that there might be a few that would be interested in sharing, talking and meeting.
The purpose would NOT be to circumvent IHUB posting but rather to enhance communication among stock holders/investors that are willing to stand up for and defend their position and of course share their knowledge with others and of course be visible to a few.
I am simply throwing out the idea. I will see whether posts and sentiment support such an endeavor. If anyone has a better idea or way to break down the barrier of anonymity, I am all ears.
If I am a lone wolf and no one is interested, so be it. It seems as if there would be interest in actually knowing with whom we were chatting without putting personal info out on IHUB and consequently the world and the yearly meeting was the only way that I could seem to make it work.
Person to person conversations and relationships, to me, have always been productive and helpful.
Good luck to all.
