That could certainly be the case. I also wonder if Hoffman will see the boot. I don't think the sponsorship of Agora was a bad idea. It appears to be the only medium that provided a majority of the useful information over the last few years. Even Hawk's been faced with earning his money lately. Hoffman is the one that still makes me scratch my head. Perhaps your right, the company may have also factored in the detailed discussions that take place here and decided it was best to distance themselves.

Does anyone know if Biajj actually resigned his position? Considering the company announced his appointment to the position a few years ago, I would assume they would now acknowledge that he stepped down, if he in fact did. May be it would appear in the next SH letter.