Okay, so I just read the article about the risk acceptance back and forth, which is great. What I think is really powerful, really, really powerful, and you should have already enough examples of graphs, is to actually add a whole number of graph visualizations of what that looks like, especially because you have the ontology and the taxonomy at the bottom, right? So what would be really cool is to actually add a whole series of visualizations so we can see the interconnection and maybe even your animation. Can play out in the graph because remember you can add some JavaScript animations here right and some some visualization so um explanations uh, so that we can even see the blast radius and we can see the multiple flows being played out and the, and the evidence and in a way you kind of want a picture that shows how the fact and the evidence shows the stuff that happens at the top right especially you know that moment where the agent so, so the employee connects to the email right and you start to see the blast radius and the risks growing right and then when he maybe disconnects from email then you know you don't have that right and in including the fact that some of these settings we cannot not prevent right because for example the Gmail does not allow you to define right now unless you have a policy which is what we try to do the behavior policy You, at least you know you can with the behavior policy you can give instructions to say hey don't don't touch these emails or only touch this particular um, data that is on the email so or, or don't ever delete something or edit something that you don't have a backup or somewhere else or you know that's the point of the behavior policy you can upload a bug to the thing and even the traditional mandate are that you can access the inbox well in any case you probably only want to access the inbox for a particular action for a particular behavior for a particular business process