I could see many CEO's wanting to do convertible vs. equity. I'm not sweating the convertible part of it because of repaying in 3 years. As for being a common shareholder, it would take 3 years to get diluted...that is a long way off. If SFOR can do some great things with the money (mostly have the share price significantly higher than where it is and has been), then it needs to be assessed then (as a common shareholder). Just like on Shark Tank, not many want to give up their equity. We have no idea what SFOR will look like by the end of this year - let alone in 3-5 years.