On a note that may only matter if we get back to mining. I am really liking the documentation of ANN (another BTC mining company traded on GLBSE)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=46693.0. The reason that he may be able to have more documentation on current things is because the mining operation is legally a part of business he already has set up.
In the event that the we resume mining, I believe that better/more documentation will help your image and the image of SIN as a whole. I have grown quite tired of the plummeting share price and the constant criticism of how you operate SIN.
In the event of liquidation I want to know exactly what is being sold for what price. Not necessarily the price of each item sold, especially in the case that an entity, like Shades Minoco, were to buy the GPUs for a lump sum.
Either way, I would like to know what hardware we actually have.
Would mining at 15-20 cents higher than 8.4-8.6 USD per BTC (I believe that was the price when you posted) be marginally profitable or "more than marginally profitable"?
The price was actually around 3,90 USD when I made that post, and it has continued to fall. This of course will push down difficulty as more people drop out, but at the time it would have been marginally profitable, probably only being in the black by a few bitcents. I am anxious to see where the difficulty and price goes from here.
I honestly don't know where I got 8.4-8.6 USD from, must have been a typo, or a delusion.