It could be argued that a lack of transparency has

It could be argued that a lack of transparency has significantly benefited the developememnt, testing, refinement and recent uplifting of interest in the international community in terms of patent approvals, increasing attention from the medical community institutions, major interest from such organizations such as a deep pocketed Gates Foundation and associated international organizations, etc.

During developemnt to get to this stage the more information casually leaked to satisfy the whims of the few unsatisfied could have been taken advantage in a most detrimental way by competetors viewing this product developement as a serious threat to their established status quo, meaning sustained income generation that they are banking on as unchallenged.

Keeping this under the radar has guarenteed that the few who have been working hard behind the curtain were protected without others gaining any advantage in which to undermine or sabotage the exclusive rights of the company. Money makes the world dirty without a true good beneficial ojective as a goal. The attainmentof financial gain here I believe is deeply embedded as such in a good way, otherwise the communities expresssing such great interest in these products woudn't care less.

This is only an opinion but I am going stay the course. There are no excuses, only further progress that some refuse to realize in the long term and are only focused on instant gratification.