If you've ever been a minority stockholder (without any legal or contractual protection), you've probably learned that destroying the company and destroying the minority shareholders are two completely different things. I elected to bail out this morning, happy to take the $3 I could get. That may prove eventually not to have been the best move, but it is certainly the safest. I've been in that minority shareholder position before. I believe Dew's post on the matter was a sincere warning to those who may not have experienced the exposure of an unprotected minority holding in the past, and I second his comments. Farewell, GTCB(D) (which does not mean I'm wishing failure on what's left of the company, or its shareholders).