Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I reached out to Wild Soil with the below question about their lack of association with the Organic label. Personally, I am not satisfied with their response. So others might decide for themselves... Customer (me): "Is there anything that prevents Wild Soil from being labeled as organic? If Wild Soil wanted to associate with organic, would it qualify? I understand that Wild Soil's model of farming+health is entirely different. However, I am discomforted by the fact that it likely (?) does not qualify as organic." Wild Soil: "Thank you for your feedback and valued business. You ask a great question. "Regarding organic, we choose not to be associated with National Organic Program (NOP) organic certification because it is inconsistent with our primary focus of building soil health and biodiversity..." [three paragraphs that danced around the question and seemed to be copy/pasted] Customer (me): "Thanks for your response! This does not answer my question. I do appreciate your response though." Wild Soil: "Any further information we provide would be proprietary. Thank you in advance for your understanding." Customer (me): "Thank you. I understand, though the lack of information will affect my support of the product."