Very good point, go.
It is a mystery to me why certain shareholders feel that they have some kind of divine right to hear all the inside details of the delicate steps that are being taken to bring this massive project forward.
There has always been a lot more happening behind the scenes than any of us have been aware of. It will continue to be so.
Kind of reminds me of the folly of Wikileaks, in demanding that all of the nuances of diplomatic dialogue be carried out in full view of the world. It just doesn't work that way.
IMO, the real benefit of the CC was to give at least some shareholders a little more confidence that Ed and the others know what they're doing. When there is at least an element of trust, it is easier to wait for things to develop at their natural pace, without excessive frustration.
