 I was making a merge request to the leadership page and at the same time, Sid was making a different merge request to the same page and he assigned it to me and it seemed tempting to just make all the changes in the one merge request since we're all editing the same page. Mark made a good point, keeping them in separate merge requests makes it easier for us to iterate, get them done quickly and to make sure that if we agree with one change but not the other, we can keep the one that we agree with moving forward. So in this case, we have one merge request changing some definitions of community members. We have another adding the Vice President family of leaders to the leadership page and it's great to keep them separate because one of them might have a discussion, the other one's going to move very quickly and we can iterate as a business.