No, I was referring to something I read somewhere that stated that the SEC would post to the public a copy of each returned s-1 with the actual comments that had been made such that the public could then review what the sec had issues with regarding each S-1 and we could determine how the company responded to such comments. I remember reading that the SEC would make this available roughly 3 weeks after an effective statement was finally issued.
Though I didn't see mention of it here, I did find this link which appears to be a good source of info re the ipo process and why MCIG had been so quiet over the summer through now and/or why the SEC took the time they did.
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