SCN: Put up or shut up.

[Steve]

> After you read this, tell us your understanding of what this means.

At first glance, it looks like the indemnification provisions contained 
in the Articles of Incorporation are in conflict with those in the 
Bylaws.

But references in the Articles to intentional misconduct, 
recklessness, and gross negligence (the standards for which are far 
more rigorous than a simple violation of SCNA procedures), 
generally mean as adjudicated. If found guilty, the offender would 
likely be prohibited as a matter of public policy from receiving 
indemnification.  Which is pretty much the same thing as the Bylaws 
provision.
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