I think you touched on the root of the boards negativity. You said the company is no more a risk now than it ever has been. IMO after three years of this the amount of risk should be greatly diminished, and it isn't. They have made tremendous progress with the engineering. They have also quadrupled the amount of outstanding shares, had a board member arrested, and been sued for a million dollar breach of contract. They have also failed to deliver on countless timelines they have stated publicly and they can't even make UNAUDITED filing deadlines. We all know that raising money has been their biggest problem and I suspect that won't change until they treat their investors with more respect.