Then don't push so hard. It makes you look bad.
My position is clear.
Our communication prior to the motion makes it easy to see that we were speaking in regard to Section A4 and the acceleration of your obligation (Bringing us to expiry)
Section D 1-2 Gives the option to release the trust account to the business
Shareholders have voted unanimously (all but you anyhow) to close our account, under the assumption that:
Having a whole refund to use as working capital makes much more sense for us as a company.
Our communication prior to the motion makes it easy to see that we were speaking in regard to Section A4 and the acceleration of your obligation (Bringing us to expiry)
Section D 1-2 Gives the option to release the trust account to the business
Shareholders have voted unanimously (all but you anyhow) to close our account, under the assumption that:
Although if you do want the money back that's fine, I just want to see that your shareholders agree (motion).
Having a whole refund to use as working capital makes much more sense for us as a company.
I am obligated to push hard.
My shareholders have made a clear decision.
Why don't you write a shareholder motion on what your shareholders want to do with the money?
We want "the money back" as "that's fine" (or should be, now that you have seen a passed motion)
https://glbse.com/vote/view/152
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1231746