Since this appears to be a response to my post- let me be clear.
Nothing I said implies dropping the stock. I am heavily invested in the stock and have kept buying it
during a particularly stagnant period.
Also, although I am frustrated with the responsiveness of the company, I do really trust Sean and the rest of the team- as to their intentions and to the future of the stock.
The things that I am trying to address have been going on long before the Beta test. And, when you are testing something like this, sure- there can be problems. But I truly doubt that their lack of responsiveness is due to that kind of a problem. You have to wear several hats if you are to be a successful business- manufacturing, creating the product, distributing the product- but also promoting and selling the project and handling the financials and legal aspects as well. I think they are taking one of their hats off too often.
I tend to think it is more they are more engineering and technically-oriented in their mission- and the experience with online promotion may, in some cases, be massive- but developed for a different kind of project. But, whatever the reason, I think they should pay attention to the basics of business- communicating with their shareholders responsively, presenting accurate timelines (and correcting them if they change), promoting their stock in both legal and ethical ways beyond that of an occasional PR (like actually growing their online networks for stock promotion or by specifically using a PR company or their own auspices to contact radio, television, print and online outlets to get news stories written or broadcast about them.
