Monkeybuilt,
It is probably better to pay attention to the nature of the questions. If the question's answer would require too much of a 'forward looking' statement, you likely won't get a clear answer.
Also, if you ask a question about something that they realistically don't know the answer to, it will create a poor answer, and a poor response from the less DD minded investors around SGLB.
For instance, if you ask how much are they going to get for selling a license or PR3D package, they may not have an answer because they have no true real manufacturing scenario sells so far. So far they have only sold units for trial. If, instead, you ask what they believe that they will get for licenses and units, you may get a better answer.
It is a difficult thing, I know, but asking questions in the right way will foster good answers.
All the best,
Silversmith
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