Ann: WAK - Three Year Offtake Agreement Signed, page-34

SWILTD

Your response has solved the dilemma I had between providing thoughts and information to you, and a set of questions suited for WAK.

When asking questions, conversational lubrication may well lead to a voluntary comment that can mean a thousand words to someone who knows the background, and it can provide an opening to explore a line of questioning, provided the interviewer knows the topic. I once built a commercially successful software package based on five words addressed to somebody else, but within my hearing range. The words were, "XXX uses many short records."
Those words solved a problem with which I had wrestled for months.

I have drafted my next post to you that is based on what I would ask, based mainly on what I wanted to effect. That is, a good-news factual story that would resonate with both those who know WAK, and those who do not. That the information is already available in published Announcements does not mean that enough people have given it mindspace.

Another post will follow this one and that maybe all I need write for a while.
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