Well, this is something that we can consider and move on if we have confidence in Elio's future. That's the trick with a startup, a great product, great price, great opportunity but can it be pulled off? I think it depends on the individual's view not only on the product but on life. Is it worth taking a risk on anything that is good but not a sure thing? Is it worth the possibility of loss to you if whatever it is fails (people, relationships, projects). If you are the type of person that has taken a risk before and been burnt the whole Elio project is a fool's wager, it may be a good thing but all these deadlines passing stinks of failure or worse, hoodwinkery. There are those that take the possibility of failure in stride, accepting the possibility and knowing it will hurt if it fails but also knowing how glorious success will be as well. I've had my share of both. Married 34 years, 2 great kids and a lot of really unexpected turns. Then again several, um, less than successful career choices and other decisions that didn't turn out. So what about Elio? Another risk, another chance for success or failure. Sooo, we're checking it out and I'm going to guess that we will also take another chance with n unsure result. That's life though, sometimes you look things over, make a decision and go for it. You just have to.