I'm still pro SIML for the reasons that I will explain. The first increase in the Authorized Shares (AS) to 1,500,000,000 shares was to allow for a number of shares to exist within the Treasury if all of the notes were not going to be paid off in a worst case scenario. This was part of the note-holder requirements to make sure there is always enough shares in the company's reserves for shares (the Authorized Shares) to be used basically as collateral.
At such time of the agreement, the price was at .007 per share range. The price had dropped down 3.5 times that price to the .002 per share range. So to compensate for such drop, the AS had to be increased 3.5 times the amount to allow for the same value of coverage to exist back when the agreement was done at .007 per share to balance the value to be equivalent. This is why the increase in the AS to 5,000,000,000 shares.
These are not all of the shares that will hit the market to be part of the Outstanding Shares (OS) because I believe that their plan to eliminate the majority of the remaining debt will keep such from happening to minimize the remaining dilution.