GRL needs to ensure it uses industry standard language in all its reports. When an experienced exploration geologist is unsure of which layer of the deposit is being referred to, that's a problem.
A bigger issue is that of the Saprolite (weathered rock) which appears to make up a large part of the JORC (please correct me if I'm wrong about that, but that's my understanding of GRL's JORC resource). The reviewer suggested this mineralisation would probably not be economic. Can anyone shed some light on this?
GRL needs to ensure it uses industry standard language in all...
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