Yeah lay the blame on JS, sometimes you have to put your biases aside and acknowledge the facts...
He was the only one who actually cared about Shareholders. During his time, the company was transparent, he would engage with shareholders whether through email or twitter and saw us reach the great highs. It has been all downhill since he left with lack of transparency and lost trust. One must wonder why they wanted him out.
Yeah lay the blame on JS, sometimes you have to put your biases...
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