No, no. Taiwan. When the referendum/mayoral election took place, that was peak polarization. And ever after that, we’ve been very conscious to work on really collaborative diversity. Instead of the administrative forcing journalists to change titles or reports or whatever other countries are doing, we decisively actually left more room for incredibly neutral social sector academic and journalistic outlets to cross-check, for example, on fact-checking and so on, and develop advanced algorithms for collective input into fact-checking and making it a digital competence, media competence class in basic education and lifelong education.