OK so you think it is worth a laugh or two?And maybe a few of...

OK so you think it is worth a laugh or two?And maybe a few of these?

Let us look at how the word "potential" was used.

But first let us consider the definition of that word: "having or showing the capacity to develop into something in the future".

The word was used in the following:
a) "providing support for Mt Alexander’s significant lithium potential."
b) "We are increasingly excited by the potential that Mt Alexander may form part of the same pegmatite
hosted lithium mineral system" that is, Red Dirt.
c) "Our field work is the first lithium focused exploration conducted at Mt Alexander and we very pleased
with the pace at which the evidence for the lithium potential is building"

OK. So what did you want the co to do? Make a definitive statement? And therefore leave themselves open to legal action?

The potential may or may not be realised. Until they do the work and undertake testing it remains a "potential" outcome. I would give them the required time to show whether it is a lithium mineral system, is viable and is part of the same system as Red Dirt.