Poor Promotion

I've recently noticed some content that I assume Adelong Gold (ADG) paid for, it appears to have been poorly generated by AI.
Unfortunately, the information seems to contain several factual inaccuracies and raises potential concerns regarding compliance with JORC and ASX disclosure regulations.

For instance, when ADG previously managed the mine, it wasn't producing any gold, yet current statements confidently provide production forecasts. To comply with ASX regulations, accurate, data-driven analysis must thoroughly support such projections.

Additionally, the content mentions the use of cyanide for on-site processing. However, Great Divide Mining (GDM) has clearly stated their capability to process ore without cyanide, indicating a significant discrepancy.

Moreover, the referenced scoping study is considerably outdated. Given recent developments, GDM will likely need to undertake an updated, comprehensive study incorporating current data to provide accurate economic projections and resource estimates.

There also appears to be uncertainty around whether ADG possesses reliable and current information regarding real tonnage or resource availability, raising further questions about accuracy and compliance.

AI-generated content can be beneficial, but accuracy remains essential, especially in highly regulated sectors such as mining. Misleading or incorrect information can lead to compliance issues and diminish investor confidence.

Companies must remain diligent and ensure that all public disclosures are precise, transparent, and compliant with established industry standards.