I would like to see said company to say what's truly in the bottle without having to get on your livestream. They said they would produce what's in the bottle to a message they sent a member from R2R, but have yet to produce it.
Data, and not talk is what the majority want to see. We have seen data from the OP, lets see data from said company.
I would love to see it, but with a true open forum. Yes rules for bashing and other crap no one wants to hear would be needed. I am simply saying
Ignore names as they have no relevance to any one. Plus not in any order.
Bob asks question
Ted can answer
Ted ask question
Bob can answer
They can then debate the topic at hand.
More of like no pre submitted question, follow ups allowed, etc.
I'd prefer it if that discussion was done on this sub forum to be retained and searchable. Can be restricted to just the parties involved. No peanut gallery. Unless the podcast is being transcript and posted where it can be located and perhaps then later separately discussed amongst the general public.
There's no getting around the fact something like this will get discussed outside the parameters that would make the manufacturer comfortable.
I get all of this but if a manufacturer does not feel comfortable in this format (due to the reasons I have put forth earlier), or for any other reason, then I think a livestream where intelligent and reasonable people can ask questions and challenge answers is both another option and better than not hearing from them at all. Especially if those invited have the credentials and knowledge to speak and challenge.
And, as far as transcript, it is right there available in every YouTube video for you to read, examine, download, post, etc. The moment it is finished, there you have it.
To be honest, I don't know if RHF or CB would even entertain such a format. I say that this kind of transparency where you see the key people behind the keyboard is the best kind of sunlight on these things. Also, I know that I have no reason to hold back on any tough questioning.
Ultimately I don't think it will happen, but I hope it does.