Ricky, where did I say anything of being proud? Hey, I accept my own decisions for investing in this and always have, but somewhere along the lines there has to be some form of accountability and responsibility shown to the shareholders of a publicly held security by the people who run it, and are very well paid to do so. This is my entire point. I'm still a fan of this technology and this company, otherwise I would have bailed long ago.
However, what I'm not going to do is simply crawl under a rock and allow poor management and massive dilution to deter my ability to speak out. Just for your edification, I've always spoken out about YAGI's dilution and poor management since 2003. Did you know that Clawmann and I penned a letter together regarding a number of serious issues concerning the shareholder community way back in 2007? I've always spoken out...so please don't portend that this is something new, its not. And Jonesie has his own Agenda for whatever reason that is - its all fair game - but it has nothing to do with me personally, even though you wrongly intimate that it does.
Look, what is it that we all want? We want to see our company a huge success, major revenue deals struck and for NeoMedia to be able to satnd on its own an become financially self-sufficient. What is so wrong with those expectations? Why can't this be a real and tangible goal within a definable amount of time?
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