RE:Snapclarity.Good question, Polek1. Reading the press release, my takeaway is (1) market is not impressed with acquisition given no material increase in volume or price; (2) DOC is using their shares as currency with about 2/3 of purchase price being paid through share issuance thus diluting shareholder equity; (3) "shares subject to two year release" ... can anyone provide clarity here? Does this mean shares are locked up for 2 years? Shares will be released periodically during the 2 year period?Of course this matters as nearly 3.4m free trading shares will have a negative sp impact unless share demand picks up; (4) "Snapclarity may earn an additional 3.65m in equity based consideration" ... more vagueness from the company as they don't say how this may be earned or when; and of course this further dilutes shareholder equity. Companies issue shares, and are willing to dilute equity only when they don't have enough cash, choose not to take on debt or know that market will not buy a debt issuance, and do not place current shareholders first.