It was my pleasure, Sir Melih. 
Still, such “happy news” won’t ever totally redeem you from the (un)holy task of further stimulating the ongoing development of the best free fw / security solution available today on planet earth, ye knowe?
Be proud of your past and all those recent achievements, but never be tempted to start resting on them. 8)
And don’t ever sell out (as Sygate and Lavasoft, amongst many other formerly famous out there, unfortunately did in the past…)!
Never forget, fame alone is nothing compared to “trust”.
Talking seriously about “trust” should never become merely a phrase to just “sell a product” or related things. Don’t get me wrong, please, I guess you know how I mean it. 
Just trying to be honest as far as possible whilst not hurting.
Trust, in the end, is a rather private, personal thingie in my opinion…
Wot dat mean? 8)
If I’m able to trust you (I mean personally, as a human being), well only then I’ll be somewhat able to having at least some “trust” in your company as well.
You already did it quite right regarding this, methinks: just look and see what happened and changed during the last years concerning this special kind of trust COMODO is now being met with by it’s users.
(Re)gaining “trust”, i.e. (re)assuring and / or (if necessary) restoring “confidence” might not be a simple task THAT very easy nowadays.
What has been made public during the last months or so (and there will be more, it seems) indeed tends and really threatens to become something like a rather “tough nut to ■■■■■”. Especially regarding US based companies, sorry for having to say so.
But well, ok, here’s my statement:
No company on earth can be made “responsible” for just following their country’s / nation’s jurisdiction. (In a “moral way”, I mean here, especially not if directly being “forced”).
Now there’s a (not quite so) small difference between “being forced to do so” and “eagerly willing and / or having followed instructions to do so”, we’ve all learned from history, haven’t we? (I sincerely DO hope so, at least).
But what am I really trying to tell you and maybe anyone out there running a software company (without, hopefully, stealing your time)?
Well, that always depends on whom or what (or: if at all) one wants to serve / fight etc… if there’s one single noble motivation (just my opinion, you read it atm) amongst those many things man in his short life is able to follow, it has to be the intention to be neither on a preconstructed “good” or “bad” side (that always somewhat depends on - way too often - artificially constructed perspectives, as we all know), but to be on the “people’s” side.
It’s THEIR trust, in the end, that is mostly demanded by all those self-proclaimed seekers of “earning trust” out there. Some of them may be totally honest with their claims, but they’re in a difficult position these days (while most of them are simply NOT AT ALL interested in that kind of “truth” or “honesty” afforded by the depth of “trust” demanded by them).
So you gotta “prove” in one way or the other that you’re “trustworthy”, if seeking to be “trusted”.
That’s the crux of it all.
I think most of us have read their “Orwell” at least once in their lifetimes, and when I read it, it was not 1984 yet.
I am hereby openly criticizing (at least parts of) the (un)holy US legislation(s) [there’d be more to have a very, very critical eye on, rest assured) with these my - maybe - unimportant, insignificant words, confessed.
And, maybe as well, I’m regarded as an “enemy” or “human target” as of now. 
Still, I’m free to give my opinion on that, right? How nice, thank you all, long live democracy!
Please let me just add one thing:
I’m living in a country (i.e. Germany) where the very thought of “democracy” has been suppressed “the hard way” more than just one time.
Some of those many things we’re witnessing today in “democratic countries” are NOT IN THE SLIGHTEST backing up / maintaining / encouraging the very thought of the real founding fathers of democracy.
So, well, happy pentecost / whitsuntide to all of you in just a few days (some left), if “applicable”.
Fighting can mean being “against” something, and it often has been, indeed.
Figthing “for” something really worthy of, by means of regaining self-determined life, human dignity and - very long way to go - brother(sister)hood, might take quite a bit longer.
Don’t ever give up whilst walking this lonesome road as I try to do and always have done, sad “enemy” me. 8)
Kind regards, REBOL.
