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And, and in the meantime, you know, the web was kind of being pulled apart.

All, all of a sudden, the top 10 links on-- blue links on a Google search were, were paid.

It became harder and harder, even before sort of mass disinformation, intentional disinformation, became harder to tell what, what was the authentically the most measurable thing you could do.

Which is fair.

We were in a moment of carbon credits and shit like that, and airlines saying, "Oh, your flight's net zero," and it fucking is not and never will be, the, the way it's going.

Removal's a whole different thing.

Talk about it later.

Anyways, we were like, "No, fuck that.

Here are things you can actually do." You know? Don't contribute to big federal races that we're definitely gonna win or definitely gonna lose.

It's a waste of money.

Contribute to these other ones that, that could swing something because of a specific issue.

Contribute to state races or local ones that are more affordable and, you know, gonna affect your everyday life, especially in the past few years.

So we did that, and then we started getting this really interesting feedback even after we launched the app, which, you know, version one we are just incredibly proud of 'cause we took all those things that we put at the end of emails or podcasts, whatever, and just said, "Hey, here they are all in one place if you need them on your phone on the go.

Uh, you don't wanna look through emails for them.

You tried to save one for later, or you are spinning out in the middle of the night," whatever it is.

I wrote a whole essay about why I realized I needed this too or could've used this all along.