RE:I don't know about you, but from the following statementThis is 440m average downhole depth, which I would guess is sub-vertical, so about 400m true depth. If the holes are roughly of the same length, then the discovery is less than 400m deep, which is good, but we don't know how big it looks, or how high grade. My guess is it looked pretty decent if they poked 14 holes in one area and called it a zone. Around 5% would be quality, if the tonnes are there, i.e., thickness, horizontal extent, and continuity. It isn't clear to me whether they have received the assays and are withholding, but I would guess maybe not all, just going off visual inspection like before. It could be years before another material discovery. But certainly, they are in the right postal code.