 Third party Reddit app Apollo, their developer Christian Selig announced his third party iOS app will shut down June 30th. So Justin, what do you think the solution is when you build on a platform that you really have no jurisdiction over? But one in the sky for modernity sweeping over you. This is, there's nothing to do. Whistle into the breeze, I guess. These apps are being deliberately killed by Reddit. Let's, let's dispel with this fiction that this is just them setting a price for the API. No, they are deliberately trying to kill this. The reality is, is that all of these websites that are extremely popular and rely on advertising want to control their end to end user experience for a lot of different reasons, but advertising certainly one of them. We're in a very, very slippery decomposing advertising world and they can protect their ability to sell ads on their own platform. And I think that moves like this are part of it as well.