"There is no one really working for the company and from what I can tell there isn't any money. Why would anyone even spend a dime reactivating an incorporation if they aren't going to do anything with it." Of course not, nothing to work for, IP was sold. "From what I can tell there is no money..." Absolutely no way of knowing that, I would bet a lot of money there is money with the sale of the IP. We have no idea if they are going to do anything with the company or not, obviously you can't say that they aren't, we don't know. No is going to let a publicly traded stock just sit there out of use.
"Many of us thought the stock might be used as a shelf stock for SkyNet to do a reverse merger. But, you would generally leave the incorporation active and keep filing with the SEC so you would have a cleaner road for the reverse merge, so that has come to past." That is a possibility that I did not think of and that could still happen, sometimes those things can take a year or more. Going Active and refiling with the SEC can be done in very short time. I see companies' get reinstated and come out with a couple years of filings in a matter of a few days. Obviously maybe many weeks or months went into that beforehand with accountants and so on but once the filings start hitting, it can go Active and current information in a matter of a couple days.
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