 We, we got a lot of feedback on our navigation change, the first navigation change which we made before my time, right before my time. And it was not popular and it, we got a lot of very good critical feedback like the things that we needed to hear of why this wasn't working. And it wasn't necessarily the change that was the problem. It was the fact that we hadn't solved the initial problem. So we introduced the solution that didn't solve the problem at all and only caused more problems. So being able to have that kind of really honest communication and direct line to people that are using our product every day allowed us to really quickly iterate and make changes and then throw it back and say, what do you think of this? What do you think of this? So when I'm talking to people in hacker news, I'm linking them to issues and saying, please, like I really value your feedback. Would you take a look and do you think this solves your problem? And you just don't have that anywhere else. I've never worked anywhere else where I have that kind of situation. To have that kind of back and forth, you have to create a user group and you have to, you know, it takes months to get put together. There's just no way to have that kind of direct line to your users the way we do here. It's kind of crazy.