 I think Becky said this to you. We didn't talk about multi-stakeholderism in the beginning. It was sort of bottom up, was the byword. But we did this lateral arabesque into a more generalized, supportive, multi-stakeholder environment. John had the idea that the initial board would not be able to be trusted to do the right thing. Here's this researcher and the guardian of the protocols, looking at a recruiting effort that was grabbing people hither and yard from around the court. So in the bylaws, he made sure that Joe gave a very powerful role to these three support organizations, one for protocols, one for domain names, and one for numbers.