Its a paradox: On the one hand, I want to keep after them and get some answers so I can figure out, am I in? am I out? am I holding? am I adding?

On the other hand, I want to see the company show some value in their shareholders and take the time and make the effort to meet us where we live. All we are asking for is some information and some knowledge so we can make informed decisions about our investments.

I'm OK with the silent treatment, up until the company makes major changes in company direction and personnel. At that point, I believe the company must publicly inform it's shareholders of those changes. When what  your investment is based upon changes, you have a right to be informed.

Rebuttals gladly accepted. The floor is open for debate.