Okay dony, have it your way... Continue beleiving what you think you know.

Btw, any occurence of sulphides is referred to as sulphide mineralization. What JD pointed out was that not all sulphides are minerals of economic value, e.g. nickel, copper, etc. Some sulphides are barren, but their occurence would still be refered to as massive, semi-massive, or diseminated sulphide mineralization. If you think thats great, then who am I to argue?

Regards,

B.