I am with you that Dotson's personal loans may not affect revenues, but I don't think it is irrelevant to our position as share holders. IMO, if a man makes a commitment knowing he will not be able to honor that commitment it speaks volumes about his character. From everything I have heard, this is a reoccurring theme with Dotson. Whether it is hard money loans, vendors, contractors, or the power company, Dotson seems to make promises that he is unable or unwilling to follow through on. I don't know the man personally, but I don't like what I am seeing.
Honesty and transparency are paramount in business. Especially where share holders are involved. I want CPRK to succeed in a very bad way; however, it is hard to continue to invest more money into a company that has a CEO that is willing to cash checks with seemingly no intention to ever pay the piper. I know, I know---I can sell anytime I want, and I just might. Until then, lets hope that Dotson really has the share holders best interest in mind. That is the primary job of any CEO, to take care of its share holders. It is not to create as many jobs as possible in Beaver county, or to line his own pockets, it is to build the pps---period. He works for us, and IMO it is time he starts acting like it.
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