It felt like you were doing so in your prior post. Suggesting...

It felt like you were doing so in your prior post. Suggesting that tt2000 and others were persuading the minds of noteholders.

Let me suggest, having met the representatives of >60% of the noteholders by value that none of these individuals nor companies would be swayed by anything on hotcopper. They are seasoned investors.

Elsewhere people have blamed tt2000 for getting the ASX and ASIC involved, however has been gone over numerous times before this was his right (and I believe duty) if he believed something was amiss. If there was nothing to be concerned at the ASX wouldn't have had a leg to stand on in requesting suspension.
Management have not explained why suspension persisted as long as it did, even after Wade's name was published.