Two questions: How frequently should NanoLogix
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Posted On: 07/12/2020 4:38:01 PM
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Two questions:
How frequently should NanoLogix release news? They’re going through a patent pending process and issued news on that last month. I wasn’t expecting any update to that until September at the earliest and it wouldn’t be surprising for patent news to be early next year considering the wording of the Federal Register notice of that CoVid19 pilot program for patenting. It seems like many here expect some partner news immediately, when any potential partner might want NanoLogix to have a granted patent in hand to license instead of an application. Point being, there may not be any news to issue for a while and the bashers revel in that knowledge.
I did go to look at that other board today and there are three prolific bashers posting to each other. It’s hilarious to watch them reinforce each other’s opinions about the past present and future of NanoLogix. Better than Saturday Night Live or Bill Maher.
Second question: what did Dr. Rogers actually bring to the company? When I read his background I thought he’s great to have if NanoLogix is faced with a biological war attack, but what real world experience is there? The release about Rogers had his going aboard listed after the CoVid19 testing so it wasn’t of leading importance and his not being there isn’t either.
Scott
How frequently should NanoLogix release news? They’re going through a patent pending process and issued news on that last month. I wasn’t expecting any update to that until September at the earliest and it wouldn’t be surprising for patent news to be early next year considering the wording of the Federal Register notice of that CoVid19 pilot program for patenting. It seems like many here expect some partner news immediately, when any potential partner might want NanoLogix to have a granted patent in hand to license instead of an application. Point being, there may not be any news to issue for a while and the bashers revel in that knowledge.
I did go to look at that other board today and there are three prolific bashers posting to each other. It’s hilarious to watch them reinforce each other’s opinions about the past present and future of NanoLogix. Better than Saturday Night Live or Bill Maher.
Second question: what did Dr. Rogers actually bring to the company? When I read his background I thought he’s great to have if NanoLogix is faced with a biological war attack, but what real world experience is there? The release about Rogers had his going aboard listed after the CoVid19 testing so it wasn’t of leading importance and his not being there isn’t either.
Scott
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