But for those who are not familiar with BlueSky, could you tell us a bit about the platform, how it works? To some of Mike's point, what makes this style of content moderation different and what impact does Section 230 have on a new emerging platform with a newer content moderation style?

Thanks.

Yeah, Mike covered a lot of it and I'll sort of repeat it, but I can do the BlueSky for dummies version or protocols for dummies version because I've I find myself in the unique position of having one foot on the dry ground of law and policy as a lawyer.

one foot on the boat of trying to operationalize these things inside of this company that's growing really fast, so I have to always boil it down.

And I like to think in analogies, and one that I think works well here is if we think about the large incumbent social media companies like grocery stores, right? This is a place where you go, the store chooses what's on the shelves, how the shelves are laid out, what the lighting looks like, where the cash registers are, and they have all of your purchase history data.

Blue Sky is building not just a platform, but a protocol.

And we are much more like the farmer's market.

Any of the kind of particular challenges we're seeing around Section 230 right now, whether it's policy or kind of the potential impact of some of these cases in the courts?