Hello Finster. Thanks for your respectful disagreement. I think that we  all would concur that the uncertainty that this situation has evoked  is not helping Fancamp's share price, nor is the  airing of the company's dirty laundry. And  shareholders hoping that a White Knight might swoop in is likely magical thinking . It's too bad that Activist Shareholder's (myself and I suspect most here) only chime in once a major change of direction is already well underway. I think that the TSX-V regulations should mandate at least one director  position representing shareholders (assuming that those shareholders  hold say a cumulative minumum of 10 to 20% of outstanding shares ). Such a director would likely be more proactive than others who might  hold  multiple concurrent director positions, and as such are too distracted/ambivalent   and thus  let the company flounder /derilection of duty.