I don't gamble with money I cannot afford to lose, and I am not complaining about losing any money.  I invested in a company I worked for, thinking I was investing in my future.  Today, more than 3 years later, I am just using it as a learning tool.  I will never get my money back.  Have already written off the loss.

I am also not bashing Mark, or TYTN.  I havent torn apart the financials and pointed out all the discrepancies. I have not posted old pr's and pointed out the underachievement of this company.  I am simply stating that if Mark puts something out there publicly with nothing to back it up, someone looking into this stock has a right to do due dilligence to verify the information.  If calling up a company and asking simple questions is what needs to be done, then so be it.

The only thing I see that can hurt a company is if a shareholder is calling up, saying they are a shareholder and asking anything beyond a simple "do you work with Tytan?"  Things like specifics on contracts, or specifics on meetings.  Stuff like that.  I don't understand this other thinking.