RE:RE:The whole thing stinks3D Guy, I think the reality is probably a lot simpler. Management thought they could sell the patents to WiLan for a much bigger number than WiLan would ultimately agree to and once they signed the LOI ith WiLan, the board had to acknowledge that the patent sale value wasn't/isn't enough to cover their ongoing obligations and had no other choice than to file for protection. With the existing license to WiLan, there weren't many other companies they could sell the patents to, so they pretty much had to take whatever WiLan were prepared to offer.