Most of the great developers are actually anonymous, right? But you guys here on the show using your clear names, you also go to conferences with your clear names. What made you decide to go public with your identities? Well, actually, I probably wouldn't say most anonymous now. I think there's only two really who have chosen to remain completely anonymous. And that's Ignosis the founder, which I'm sure we'll talk about in more later. And then we have another developer, Antioch, that role, which in Harry Potter, Laura's brother who also chooses to remain anonymous. But the rest of us are fairly open in the open. I mean, for my own perspective, probably just didn't know any better when I first got involved with the project. So that's why I'm out the open. But also because I'm taking funding from various sources, I feel it's a bit, it's better to be out there so people know who they're dealing with. I can be out there on podcasts and promote Britain without having to worry about that in visibility, Cloth. Yeah, it's similar from my side. I mean, I was aware there were anonymous developers on the project. But I just kind of did like a tradeoff in the sense that in order to be really anonymous, you have to put in a lot of effort to do that. And I just didn't really see that, you know, either you do it the full way or you don't do it at all. There's no point in it because if somebody needs to want to, it's motivated enough to find your identity, they will. And I just didn't really see my, see a need for it. I think a lot of the reason why we might feel comfortable being out in with clear names is also because the founder, Ignorius, is anonymous. It might have been a bit different if it wasn't for that.