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To: ogi who wrote (102191)	8/28/2012 7:53:19 PM
From: Western Rookie	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 233807

Thanks Ogi, or just perhaps I don't spend my entire day reading Beat the Street, nor do I rely on an anonymous board for my information. All someone had to do was be a gentleman and refer me to the prior posts. The amount of posts on this thread I actually read during a given week amounts to between 2% to 5% of the posts. I come here after I have nothing to do. I saw a post on CSL read it and asked a question and found the news release on Sedar and gave my opinion without reading the previous 200 posts. I do not rely on a TMX feed... but I go there first to see if the news release is publicly available. If the pr does not show up on that site I do not consider it publicly available. That is why I posted the link to TMX. Excuse me for accusing some on this board for being apart of the Howe street gang. I am sorry to say but yes the old boys club does hang out on these boards. I did a survey last fall. None in the community in Vancouver have ever heard of SI are all under 40. Ask anyone over 40 in Vancouver about SI. They know. Not saying you are one. The stockwatch issue is something that many feel strongly about and I specifically ask a companies policies in regards to posting news on stockwatch. Many companies flat out will not post news like that. Hell I walked into SRK offices and everyone there had a stockwatch subscription. First question I asked myself is what is a mining company doing with a stockwatch subscription? Wouldn't that money be better spent on deposit modelling software etc? Seriously... that is the easiest piece of DD you can do. Walk into their offices and see what is open on their PC's... in the case of SRK... every pc in the office had stockwatch. If that is the case... you know you got brain dead brokers running the company and not real mining people. RUN RUN RUN.