Again, I think those questions are too aggressive and not in the shareholders' best interests. I don't disagree with what you said IF the company goes quiet, but it's in the company's interest to keep that from happening. They have to know that some fairly thorough explanations are due. I think the worst thing that can happen is for the company to get backed into a corner because they feel they can't honestly answer enough of these questions satisfactorily, and that causes them to be less communicative. I say we give them a chance to open up on their own and let's see how that plays out.
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