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Some good comments there @perdant - I am sure that you are aware of this as you seem to be on top of the drilling terminology, but just be aware that these drill intercepts reported are "apparent down-hole lengths" and are not "true widths". There is nothing wrong with reporting apparent down hole lengths such as hole 20MORC013 being 42m at 5.6g/T Au (including 5m @ 12.7 g/T Au and 5m @ 32g/T Au and 1m @ 9.8g/T Au) in an exploration setting but just something to be aware of for others who may still be learning about exploration and resource drilling.

The other thing I noticed on the Cross Section 10030m Local Grid was that the Starlight Lode intercept from hole 20MODD003 down the bottom highlighted in yellow by yourself, you can see the position and thickness of the Starlight Link Lode is just "dashed" in as an inferred or suggested position and they have this hole's status at the time of the public release as "Diamond Drill Tail assays pending", so the hole presumably has been drilled, but we don't know if the core has been logged, so those suggested positions of the lower Starlight Link Lode could change when the geology is described in detail because if the lodes are indeed visual the the position of the lodes in the diamond drill core should be easy to spot - even if they have to wait 2-4 weeks for core to be cut and assayed at a lab.... the normal convention is that any lodes or orebodies or lodes with "dashed lines" that appear on cross sections, long sections or plans for that matter are guesses, at best, or interpretations of lodes that may probably don't have confirmed assay results yet and can be subject to change and/or amendment when the hole gets logged, assays come back or additional drilling changes the geometry and interpretation. I definitely wouldn't day trade on this evidence , but the implication in the cross section is weighted in favour that whomever put together the cross section has chosen to put two distinct high grade lode dark pink zones that are associated with the narrow but high grade intercepts up dip in the same section, but they have dashed these lines either because they haven't seen the core yet or are being conservative and awaiting the assays to prove where the high grade is..

Hope this is clear and not too much telling people how to suck eggs for those already familiar with these conventions already.