Tom, that does seem to be good news. For the prospects of the company, that is. What I still don't get is what would motivate them to care about us legacy shareholders? The only thing I can think of is that Musick and others presumably own a lot of the shares themselves. Other than that, though, wouldn't it be in their own best monetary interests to just disregard us legacies and move on with their IPO like any other startup would?
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