I too have been concerned about the degradation of quality on this board. Although it isn’t as bad as many, it could easily get there if we are not careful. I particularly like that we have people from a variety of disciplines such as medicine, engineering and finance – also just plain old investors who are excited about the company and the opportunity for profit. They all make serious contributions to our depth of knowledge about this company and the applications of its products.
The most important and wonderful feature of the board, however, is that Dean Janes and other IMGG employees read it regularly and willingly answer our questions within the bounds of what is legally proscribed for public companies. It is very rare that a CEO would do this and I would hope that it is something that will continue as IMGG grows. I feel that this is a great privilege and the quickest way for us to lose it is for us to allow this board to become like so many others with meaningless messages, name calling and baseless statements.
Because of my concern I have recently signed on as an assistant moderator for this board. My goal was/is to take action when necessary to keep it civil and on topic. This is mostly done by deleting inappropriate messages. Although these are worthy goals I also want to avoid becoming the board’s “NAZI” cavalierly deleting messages just because I don’t like their tone or they stray a bit off topic. After reading some of the rules for moderators, I realize that it is a very delicate balance. I will try as much as I can to keep things on topic, but avoid becoming so strict that serious contributors won’t want to participate or occasionally stray off topic themselves or make us aware of other interesting companies.
Part of my taking the time to put this message together is to ask those of you who are new to this board to read through the early messages. They contain a wealth of information and give some great insight into this company and its CEO. Secondly, I would ask you all to politely tell me what kind of a board you want. Would you like things to be very strict or more relaxed? I certainly don’t like meaningless statements like; “Going up today” or “Glad I sold”. Although they contribute nothing they are simply a harmless nuisance.
I feel that we have a great board with serious contributors and I would like to help keep it that way. Let me know how you feel about this.
Thanks for listening,
Frank
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