True and that is my thoughts as well. I know the embargo policy serves a purpose and I don't know exactly what that is (other than my opine about creating hype), but to entirely withhold information goes against the entire concept of an event such as CROI where research and results are presented and shared.....maybe this is a 2nd reason for the embargo policies.....to not allow presentations to be completely publicly available prior to presentation as that could pose a risk where CROI is no longer considered a major event?