Green, I agree with you and this isn't the first time I've seen this happen.
I think all investors that post an article should always provide the link to the article if possible. If no link is provided then one should keep in mind that it was possible the text may have been edited.
Now if Technical did get this via e-mail he certainly should contact the person who sent it to him and make him aware that he knows the article is a fake. I would also suggest to him not to believe a thing this person tells him.
Articles like that can be very damaging to the company and easily wind up as a new jag note rumor to feed on.
No I didn't read the post, as apparently Jim removed it. So I guess those who didn't get a chance to read it will not know what happened, and can only read the responses about it. That makes it kind of hard to recognize the gravity of a post if it is removed, rather than let the board show the rest with their comments what is wrong, so I am left to believe it must have not met approval of Jim.
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