There are other ways to skin that cat, this isn't

There are other ways to skin that cat, this isn't the answer. Leonard, imho is a lazy CEO, takes the path of least resistance and lies wherever it suits his agenda. Any extra shares "in the pot" will be easily covered lower after a R/S triggers a further drop in pps. Plus, they can easily control the pps for months after that (look how CAGR traded and that CEO was far more transparent than Leonard).

I'm not trying to convince anyone. Everyone has their opinion. I am not invested but if I start seeing accountability and transparency then this stock could have upside for investors. But, at the moment, I don't readily agree with the CEO's actions nor statements:

These parties have camped out at the TYTN talk forum areas, simply because it is a very good stock ! They feel safe they can do well with it, since it is obviously greatly undervalued.

Sorry but that is laughable to me and makes no sense to anyone experienced at trading penny stocks. And, this self-serving part is almost criminal:

These people benefit when the price drops and their efforts go to make sure that happens. The Best Solution for the stockholder who is wanting a higher yield, is very simple, do not sell their stock ! 

What? Look, if you own this I understand. I hope it works out. I just don't think this is the way to go. That's all. If you do and think Leonard has your best interests at heart then yay! I don't see it. Shareholders do better if the CEO starts getting to work now without an R/S. BTW, how do the 2 sentesnce even make sense together? People in, or out, shorting or should stay for the value...I think this guy is really confused and out of his league. I guess we'll find out.