Guys,
I have been quiet for the most part as it pertains to my investment in TYTN. It was mostly a lotto play for me, and while I hold substantial losses, unlike some, it is from a trading account that will not set me back personally. I do; however, feel just as strongly as many of you here about how this has played out for shareholders.
The lack of information, gagged t/a, and the upcoming r/s have not been in the best interest of TYTN or the shareholders, and I believe we should try to approach Mark as a banded group and communicate with him personally and professionally. While bantering back and forth here between ourselves may make us feel better, it has no effect on Mark, or how he is running the business and treating the shareholder, if he even cares.
Niko has suggested this, and I would be willing to help, and guide the process, but only if we can gain support from other shareholders.
If enough of you will respond in support of this, I will do the following;
Create a google doc website, where only shareholders can view “the letter” to Mark. (I will only send this to those that provide alternate contact information to keep this from becoming just another open forum or bashing session.) This needs to be productive space intent on crafting our thoughts to TYTN.
Create a website that allows for input, suggestions and other comments to be made for review to be added to the letter.
Once the letter containing our comments, suggestions, demands, etc is completed, I will present it to Mark for shareholders in an attempt to open dialogue with him to push for some change. While this may be a completely futile attempt, our alternative is to do nothing. We have a greater chance of being heard as a group, IMO.
Let me know your thoughts, via pm, and I will consider next steps.
Harleyman!
