No, it's not. My opinion was that grade likely went down. The logical reasoning was that information that is likely to be detrimental is often omitted or concealed. In this case, information that was previously disclosed has now been omitted, and therefore by conclusion is likely detrimental. Try to keep up please.
BTW, repeating your favourite saying as if you are laying down some indisputable truth is also bloody nonsense. The absence of evidence is informative in many respects, particularly when the expectation of evidence makes its absence significant. It's a lot more nuanced than your saying suggests.
Anyway mate, you seem to be settled on "they just chose to leave it out". Why don't we take a breather and see where this lands when they next report grade? If the overall (cumulative) average grade is equal to or higher than the last reported average grade (99.79%), you can feel free to rub my nose in it. If it's lower though, expect the same. Deal?
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