I have a really quick follow-up question. Another thing you mentioned was the presence of these grassroots ISPs in rural areas. You have groups that come together to solve the problem. They not doing it to make a lot of money; they're doing it because their community needs the service really badly. When we see these large envelopes of money become available for rural broadband delivery, we get much larger players interested in that same landscape. I'm wondering what happens to those small ISPs. How do we preserve their place in the mix, because in many ways they provide excellent service for their neighbours? Where do they fit in the current landscape?
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