That's a really good point, Mr. Shields. Where some of the issues come in is in our interpretation of the community standards. The community standards are the rules, but not everyone agrees with how those rules are enforced, and we totally understand that. You're right. Those decisions and those interpretations are made behind closed doors.
We set up the Facebook oversight board very recently. That board is entirely independent of the company. It is a body to which users can appeal to say they don't agree with a decision Facebook has made around taking down their content, and they'd like the board to look into it and review it.
They are now starting those cases, and they do not agree with Facebook's decisions in all of them, for sure. There is now this judicial body, if you will, overseeing those decisions around removal.