 So I did 12 slides for licensing, two slides for the service update, one slide for this, it's a good trend I think. So this is just a really short update on the SPDX 3.0. The tools, these tools were built really at the inception of SPDX as a pretty printer, just so that it printed out SPDX documents in a pretty format. It's evolved a bit since then. And in terms of the SPDX 3.0, there is a prototype, it's on its own branch. So you can check that out and see where we're at in terms of that. One of the things we're doing this time, as Max mentioned, is we're generating the Java files directly from the specification itself. And so it's a little bit of work, but once that's done, I think it'll be really handy for keeping things in sync and making sure, most of the bugs that I've experienced on the SPDX to implementation is when the implementation got out of sync with the spec. And I think that's gonna be a lot harder to do when we're generating the Java source files. The thing that's generating is still in my own personal repository, but once that's stable, I'm gonna move it over to SPDX. Couple of things I just wanna point out, if you are using the Java library, there are some breaking changes. There are some changes in the, there's two different APIs. One is the API for using the library to generate read write SPDX files. And there's another API that goes from the Java libraries down to the different storage. So there's a lot of different serialization formats we support, spreadsheets, RDF, XML, JSON, and they have different libraries. This is kind of like a plug-in module for being able to do that. So if you wanna write a relational database store for the Java libraries, you can use that API to do that. But there is some breaking changes on that API as well, going from 2.3, or 3.0, 2.3 to 3.0. So anyway, this page here has all the links on it. If you wanna check into any of the changes, if you wanna make any contributions, they're very welcome. Be happy to take in any reviews, any contributions into the Java library. So that's pretty much the update on Java.