I think it's important to note that once the bankruptcy proceeding began, the matter was supervised by the court and by a monitor appointed by the court, and that it was open to RIM, just as it was open to Nokia and Ericsson, to appear before the court at any time. It was open to any of them to make their own offers, which could have been the stalking horse offer.
At no time did RIM participate in any of the court proceedings. It could have come and objected or made submissions with respect to the appropriateness of the box of apples, to use that analogy. It didn't do so. It has never done that. It has only come here today to complain about the process. It clearly made a choice not to participate and not to seek changes or a different form of auction or an auction for a different basket of apples.