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Josh: Thanks for thoughtful oetlanapixn and weighing in the suggestions I've made. As I noted in my original post, I'm relative novice to this area, and still learning the nuances and distinctions and terminology. So your clarification is helpful. If you can continue to think about this (and I hope you do), I want to encourage to think more broadly than just the potential for news. As a person whose background is in newspapers, I think people think of our mission too narrowly by just focusing on the journalism, those I think that can lend itself to game-like devices to encourage more and different engagement with our audience. But there's also our relationship to local merchants, our roles in getting people involved in the community, etc., that I think can be part of this discussion. And it's I'd like to explore this as a broader experience or platform. This is what I'm still trying to work through by answering the big question: What is should the overall mission be for the audience on a gamified news platform?Further thoughts are welcome.