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Good point but the idea of being a listed company with disclosure obligations taken seriously is that you keep the market fully informed at once. You don’t expect individuals to flood your IR consultants (who probably charge a clip for every call or email they can get around to answering between tweets and yoga) asking the same obvious questions.

A short statement included in or accompanying the request to extend suspension (for a period that is double what they originally asked for) covering the fact that the mine is operational, listing fees have indeed now been paid, the business is solvent, progress is being made with permanent executive & board appointments, and underscoring the board’s commitment to shareholders would have gone an ENORMOUS way to cutting out all of the suspicion and gripes. They have our capital: they cannot expect to use voluntary suspensions as a veil of secrecy over everything.