Well, I contemplated that overnight and come to the conclusion that the only thing new it had in it was that he wasn't paid. Which I deplore, but if there isn't any income I guess it is to be expected. Other than that, he signed off on exactly what he would have signed in a 10K, so it was rather gratuitous. Webstar doesn't have income, which the 10K has said since the company was public, and there isn't any surety that the tech is marketable and this will become a profitable business. Which he also signed off in the previous 10K and Q's. And, if he felt unable to say that in a 10K, why could he state it in a resignation letter? Curious.
So, we still sit and see, and most of us, if we have stock, it isn't tradeable, anyway, so...........
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