Nice post, but the NDA is all fine and dandy when we think the MMP is being managed properly by TPL. When we find out through Moore's website that the inventer is not present for the meetings with the USPTO todefend his patents and the patents are rejected by the USPTO. Or when we find out licenses appear to be going for bargain prices instead of bigger money as DL said they would after the initial first movers. We also find out through Moore's website that DL isn't holding up his end of the agreement and appears to be trying to claim ownership of Moore's 50% of the patents. This brings up some very significant trust issues in DL. Is he giving away the MMP to license his Flash IP? Is he cooking the books on the cost of going after infringers? As shareholders who own more of the patents than DL does, imo DL gave up the right to the secrecy surrounding the MMP and it is time for RG to step up and look out for our best interests. That's not Crossflo or Holocom, it's the MMP the golden goose. What has all the secrecy around the MMP accomplished for us so far? The patents are being rejected by the USPTO, the licensing completly stopped for a few months and now it appears that late movers are getting better deals than the first movers. So what is the secrecy accomplishing?

All the best,

Steve