It’s fair for people to expect real follow-through at this point. When you tell shareholders to “watch” and “let’s go,” that wording naturally signals something near-term, not another long wait. After years of buildup, repeating that kind of phrasing without action starts to come across as tone-deaf.

Most of us aren’t asking for hype, just evidence of progress. If a tested platform is ready and integration is done, then there should be something tangible to share — even a small step. Silence after strong language doesn’t inspire confidence, especially when timing references sound imminent.

No one’s looking to tear anything down, but at this stage, communication should match reality. Optimism is fine, but it has to be grounded in respect for the shareholders who’ve held through years of “almost there.”