Just curious, do you really make more money as a photographer than as a developer? Or is one firmly work and the other firmly hobby?

I have, but the one that pays best tends to be the one I'm more interested in (read: show more effort in). I'm more accustomed to photography but development is a lot more fun these days. If someone wanted to be only a wedding photographer there's almost no reason to not have a packed summer (demand seems _much_ higher than supply).

Or perhaps both are work?

He wouldn't be the first person in history to work two jobs when one paid more than the other.

Exactly/thank you. They're complimentary, and like most things in life, one single thing can't really satisfy all our creative hopes/needs.

It's a wonderfully quirky and entertaining spoof/joke, and all of the people involved seem to be having a lot of fun keeping it running all these years. My question is simple; how to you expect this to end?

I don't really see an end point or ultimate goal. I see it as a place to throw some spare bucks to pat a pal on the back for projects I think they're doing well in. I don't have an intention to ever 'cash out' or see a return, but it's nice to see others invest for their own reasons and push the share price to where they hope.

I'm glad you see the inherent humor/fun in it.

A reminder for others: shareholders don't dictate what's tabled. We can only vote on what's proposed, the implication being that K5M is fine with either outcome.