Need a change of topic - I am really over a certain poster's...

Need a change of topic - I am really over a certain poster's repetitive mantra. We have heard you and I think you have got the thoughts of others pretty clearly - that is what you wanted to give it up and stop boring us with your provocations.

Now, I have been wondering about how Tassie Shoal can be valued into our share price. As Salt often points out, it was once value over 70c alone. I know things have changed regarding market price and Darwin plants etc, but the high CO2 gas is still there without an option and the market is still there for Methanol - albeit the prices have fallen but surely this is a short term cyclic phenomenon and longer term investors would be still interested? Is it just that they are seeing a vulnerable Meo at the moment and think they can wait and pick it up for nothing? Only need to progress the current farmouts a little and we are no longer in the vulnerable phase. So is it possible that the Tassie Shoal value realisation could be ramped up as the farmouts progress?