So that's coming. I think they did a public comment thing on the Web for bioengineered fruits and vegetables, and got 400,000 comments. That was a hot topic. But as more and more people get used to the Internet, they will be sending comments on whether or not there should be, you know, an extra manhole installed down there on the corner. I mean for a group like Harris's, that has a tremendous implication.
People complain about lobbyists.
On the other hand, you could say five competing lobbyists can give a congressman, or a policymaker, or a mayor the same range of input as 300,000 e-mails, once you've sorted through them. It's dissenter mediation. I don't have the time to go tracking down on the Internet every single one of those things and read the source material. We do the same thing with lobbying. That's what you just suggested.