Hi dig,
That is never the choice with Wave.
Nor do they ever provide a measure against which to judge their performance.
It's all positioning and hope and pipelines and carefully hedged statements about Wave's opportunity and forecasts that change with the breeze and a very specifically nebulous timeline.
Mush, mush, mush, mush, mush and mush.
Damn frustrating. If, like me, you think TC is a fundamental layer in the establishment of property rights in cyberspace, then this is the place to be. But this company is very hard to want to be invested in. I clearly misunderstood the nature of a family fiefdom. In the past, I believed the Spragues would step aside if the interests of the company demanded it. Since the failure of WXP, I no longer believe that to be the case. This is barnacle management.
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