Yeah, I think one of the ideas of digital democracy is that these open source methods are not party-specific. So other parties are also free to use the broad listening systems. And the public good that it creates needs to be interpreted in various different fashions. And by being open source, and by being a free culture as in Creative Commons, it means that they cannot limit how other people remix those systems, fork those systems, evolve such systems together. So I think that is a good first step to work with the people.