A) Well now, we have more children on here fighting.

B) "You're a troll. No you are. I have been here longer. You are the troll. How old are you? No you are."

C) Let's all continue to count eggs before they are laid, and then count the chickens which will hatch from those eggs which have not yet been laid.

D) The only things which are important are a) restarting trading; b) producing functioning hardware which mines at a profit.

E) Everything other than (D) is not important, since the primary goal of Active Mining should be to make money for its shareholders, and not just its executives.

F) Arguing, infighting, general stupidity should not be a surprise or shock to anyone who has been around Internet forums for any subject or interest.

G) Only one person can answer all the questions about eggs and chickens. We once again, begin a week waiting for that Wednesday announcement.

H) Last week, we were promised that trading would begin this week, or at least, that verification would begin.

I) Verification has not yet begun.

J) VE / Mainline or whatever name he is using now, may be angry, bitter, and a bit of a jerk, but his essential underlying questions are valid, that is, What is Active Mining doing? What has it been doing? and When will it do what it is supposed to be doing?

K) All the speculation for the last few days on here is merely the counting the chickens before the eggs are even laid.

L) The CEO of Active Mining required us to send screen shots of each of our tender of shares.

M) BF provided a list of bitcoin addresses which can be used to sign a message.

N) Technically, all that should be required to verify shares is for an interface to ask for a signed message.

O) The interface could, theoretically, 1) ask the shareholder for their bitcoin address, and then 2) ask the shareholder to sign a message. 3) Once the signed message is verified, 4) it would then send a link to the email address on record (which BF should have provided) and send a link to create a password.

P) It really should be THAT simple. The ELigius mining pool does not use passwords. It uses a signed bitcoin message as a means of identifying a user.

Q) It really needs to be done soon. It, being verification of shares and renewed trading.