Okay. You'll be happy to know that I did google that while I was waiting for my turn here.
I want to follow up with something from yesterday which I thought was important. It was from the Canadian Internet Registration Authority. I do want your opinion on this.
What I found interesting about the testimony last night from Mr. Holland, which was good, was it showed that it considers itself—and probably is—the gold seal or standard of registering Internet sites using the .ca brand. I'm fairly naive in the sense that I thought that the Government of Canada.... When I hear “.ca” I think it really has some standards, but there is no follow up to the authenticity of the activity of those who actually have that brand later on. I wonder if you have any thoughts on that.
To me, part of cleaning up fraud, attacking fraud and preventing fraud is the preventative work. I just find it odd that you could then use a platform like yours later on to perhaps be the sounding board or the morphing of something that may be very real and true at first into fraud later on. Is there any involvement of Google with regard to screening any of that?