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Regarding the website and what people are viewing as delayed announcements, i feel like some people are hyperfixating on these issues and not really considering the bigger picture.

It seems very apparent to me that there is an overwhelming amount, more than most shareholders could even nearly wrap their heads around with me included, going on behind the scenes and that their focus is adding value to their projects and therefore shareholder coffers, and making certain targets are being met on time. It also seems very apparent that they're trying to ensure mistakes stop being made and that announcements come when deals are finalised, details set in stone and mistakes rectified before publication, which is something a lot of shareholders have been unhappy with.
Regarding the website, it's just a collation of information any informed shareholder would already have and any of the shareholders on here that have been paying attention to Silent Bubbles and Split are probably MORE informed on these projects than were they to get that information from the website.

My question is which way do y'all want it?
Would you prefer more mistakes and revised announcements, would you prefer they focus on appearance over productivity and an obvious focus on getting the work on the ground done?
The way I view it some of you are asking for fast tracked updates that were never given a due date, information that is not backed by closed deals and is at risk of being proven incorrect if published prematurely and may have a number of different answers that need to be finalised prior to said publication, and wondering why an incomplete website was put up that they never said was complete or even near it and again never gave a timeline for.

I think a lot of expectations and frustrations expressed on here are a little unreasonable and driven by impatience that stems from comparison to very different companies that are focusing more on the things like bringing in new shareholders with pretty words and websites rather than taking Sayona's tack of focusing on closing deals and adding value to existing holders because the fact is they don't need more money from new investors.
They say that comparison is the thief of joy, which i've never seen disproven, and to be honest a lot of the frustration on here seems to be a bit premature and too focused on other companies methods.

They're meeting targets, the website is obviously progressing, they're smashing their goals and doing things only a select few saw coming that are adding and will continue to add significant value to the holdings of the people that supported them thus far and had the faith to hold on through the last few tumultuous months.

As a business manager on a dramatically smaller scale it's easy to understand, and easy to see that others here simply don't understand, that things just can't always get done when you want them to and certain things have to be prioritised even if it makes a small portion of the affected parties a little unhappy because priorities are priorities and the important stuff is very, VERY obviously being prioritised. I'm positive they'd love for the website to be finished, and for these deals to have been closed quicker, but they are dealing with so many other companies with their own timelines and delays and literally can't do anything to meet shareholders expectations of promptness in a lot of cases, i guarantee it.

The bottom line for me is it's very, VERY apparent that thigns are coming to a head and they're trying to give us all what we want as oon as they can, and i think some of you need to take a step back and look at the significant progress rather than the smaller delays, as it's very apparent that the vast majority of holders are more and more confident day by day particularly after this announcement, and you probably need to cut a company that's experienced obscene growth and progress some slack and allow them to catch up on the stuff that's fallen a bit behind. My company was in a similar position the last few years, taking advantage of incredible opportunities that by necessity meant other things were set aside for a while in order to capitalise on the good stuff.

Just chill out y'all, it's coming and it's coming fast.