as much as we are pleased to have access to you it somehow makes your stock lool like an "amateur play" with a CEO spending time chatting with his pals.

This is what CEO's of good companies do. They interact with their shareholders.

Not that I don't appreciate it, but getting involved in discussions with any and every disgruntled smalltimer doesn't come across as professional. One tends to think you had better things to do unless your company has got stuck completely.

Is he not entitled to 30 minutes of personal time once a month to have a conversation with other humans?

So, with the risk of getting extremely unpoular here, I ask you to focus on business matters rather than infights with insignificant Agoracom-users. "Big Money" would certainly not be impressed with this. From a marketing point of view I believe you should position yourself above nursery home quarrels.

What evidance do you have to support an acusation that he is not focused on business matters?

What evidance do you have to support that there are no people on this board that are "Big Money" and that we are all small time investors?

Keep up the good work, and keep communicating with us but please chose carefully what, when and with whom. Look at it as part of the growth of your company and how it is viewed by professionals (some of whom may happen to be retail investors themselves...)

He's already doing all of this. In my opinion at least.