What about the possibility of other current copies of the asset ownership database? Can you comment on whether any may exist, and the possibilities of obtaining such?
I doubt the contingency plan which would have allowed shareholders to access the database still works. The plan allowed shareholders to get
passwords (to the server and maybe the off-site backup service), but Nefario changed his passwords if he has any sense whatsoever. And to even try this I'd need to convince one of Nefario's two strongest supporters among the shareholders.
So is your lack of response on the matter a refusal to release the minutes?
I haven't decided whether I should release it publicly. I did send a copy to BadBear, if you want independent verification on anything.
It's sounding to me that GLBSE as a pseudocorporate entity of Officers who respect the entity and obey its bylaws is no longer. That the four (?) of you have discarded any allegiance to the entity and to one another and gone your separate ways. Is that assessment correct?
Nefario is acting independently. He stole GLBSE from BitcoinGlobal, but BitcoinGlobal still exists. I continue to hold the operating funds as treasurer (presumably to be distributed among shareholders once we're sure there are no more outstanding debts), and CHM is still acting as secretary and accountant. But Nefario is not working with us except to get the funds we have.