@LadyJane

To answer your question about mine - this is my opinion:

If there is a will to bring the legal framework in the area of "Amiga" to rest, then the people who are currently actively involved in it and can also exert influence should come together.

Be it financially or by means of their role. Trevor Dickinson has been very active in the past years and still is - so I would welcome it if he would also be included in the discussions.

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@LadyJane

In the UK at least it's the directors who have to act in the company's best interest, the shareholders don't run the company unless they are directors too. Shareholders can vote to remove a board or would have certain rights regarding sale of the company, new shares etc which would be outlined in any articles.

I don't think Trevor is a bad guy, he's just so keen on progressing Amiga he backs any horse that may achieve that end. Keeping shares in a company gives you rights to minutes and so forth so it pays to remain a shareholder if you want an idea of what's going on beyond the press releases.

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