It is much better. Thank you.
I apologize.
I wanted to reflect on this notion that we have, perhaps, a culture that would reward corporate, capitalist metrics—i.e., reference downloads—versus the user experience and applicability for public use and public consumption, and ultimately the public benefit.
Is that a fair comment? Perhaps we've adopted too much of this kind of corporatization of public services in order to internally advance some careers and some pet projects.