I don't think Centrify wants the "same deal." And having worked in car sales myself, and now in the legal field, I understand your analogy, but it is not quite comparing apples to oranges. I agree, a car dealer is highly unlikely to show you the deal from the customer in front of you, but that is a situation of contractual dealings between two unrelated parties. In litigation based on the same patent, there is case law that apparently states that settlement negotiation documents are relevant.

I think I get what you're trying to say, but I'm not sure it's quite accurate. But as I said before, I don't think it really matters to SFOR. It's Entrust that cares more than anyone. WHY they care could be any number of reasons, which are not really relevant to us or SFOR.

I was awake at 4:00am this morning, arguing with myself over whether I should put my yearly bonus into my S&P 500 index Roth IRA, or dump it all into SFOR. I'm having a serious internal struggle, but I'm thinking SFOR is going to get my money.