Fair comment Rustygate, but the point I'm making is that if the...

Fair comment Rustygate, but the point I'm making is that if the MAD 128 drilling cores showed an extensive intersection of massive sulphide we would have heard, as SGQ commonly report immediately on "exceptionally good visuals" plus give  a quickie pXRF result if massives are showing.   The subsequent DHEM testing of all holes including 128  may or may not be delayed due inclement weather, but nothing stopping a  brief  announcement beforehand on core visuals if warranted.  Hence my feeling 128 showed lower sulphides than anticipated.  Not to worry   ….  even some SIR holes came up dusters after the initial good hits.