Totally agree,I think the responsibility is on shareholders to...

Totally agree,

I think the responsibility is on shareholders to start asking Tom the tough and relevant questions at the next and future updates.

I listened in to the last couple of updates and Tom maybe answered three or four simple or broad questions and that was it. I think we both mentioned how short the update was due to a lack of questions from sharehoders.

Maybe shareholders had a stack of questions lined up and Tom only decided to answer the simple or broad ones, but from memory I think Tom was surprised by the lack of questions in one update.

I thought he got off lightly and maybe because he was new to the company, but with a good 7 months in now, time to start directing those tough questions about where sales are coming from or what are the barriers or tangible opportunities. Not generalities anymore.

I appreciate big contracts take time, but as previously stated selling 10 or so units per quarter is wearing my patience for such a supposely great technology.

I remember when EMC merged into FLC and there were MOUs flying every where, interest and update questions were at fever pitch.

In my mind, now is the time for us to start asking those questions when we need accountability not just when things are going great.

I will make a point at the next update to ask some questions already outlined in my previous posts.

There are some well informed and knowledgeable posters on this forum and I encourage all to listen in and submit your questions.

Just my ramblings and said too much already.

IMO