>>The iBox does not spell this out.
I just updated it for you.
>>I don't understand this rule at all. It sounds like you are saying "no private company boards, except if they are affiliated with iHub, and then you can only talk about the program as we have defined".
I am saying "No private boards can be started." Don't read into it any farther than that. I am using the IH Aff. board for a general discussion of ALL affiliates. If/when we partner up or look at partnering up with, I will add them onto the list. It keeps the discussion focused.
>>BTW: a company that is pre-IPO is still a private company. Gonna restrict those too?
If they file an S-1, I'll have no problem with it.
>>As far as I am concerned, if a private company is designated as an affiliate of iHub, they are immediately open to the same scrutiny as iHub is. And credibility is one of the things that should be considered fair game.
Absolutely, dude. But that doesn't open them up to be called a scam, fraud, dirty money, etc. They *are* a private company. Take it up with the SEC. If we/those private companies wanted to be under such a microscope, we'd just become public.
You are more than welcome to say "Ya know, Matt, I watched that stupid program and I didn't learn a dang thing" -- those are the kinds of things I want to know from the community.
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