I think its perfectly reasonable to support management, trust in their timeline/guidance, let them focus on execution, and vote no on the option question.

At $1/share, every option is worth 10x any option issued at $10/share. Obviously I don't know what the share price will be 12 months from now when we are asked to vote on the 2017 AGM option package, but I am guessing the share price will be some multiple of $1.

Those that are protesting the increase in options are cognizant of long term value. We all believe that PTK is VASTLY undervalued, and therefore it follows that every option given out while the share price languishes down here is just a slap in the face. Its not giving away $1, its giving away a percentage of the company.

So I am voting no, and let's just let the market "catch up" to what PTK is doing, and after it does (in a year), when management asks for more options, I am sure we will all be in a more generous mood. I genuinely don't think we are tying their hands with a no vote this year.

But of course I could be wrong--hey my wife told me 3 things I did wrong today, just while composing this email!