i'm not using the exact language, and so that requires these relatively unso fisted brewers to think about future buyouts, mergers, ipos, whatever, to predict what the effect of that could be on these crowd funding funders and tray it a disclose it subject to a liability provision that makes them liable if they are negligent in doing so and failing to disclose properly, and so that portion of the crowd funding act is probably my primary concern. i guess my secondary concern is a general one that i sort of mentioned in the -- in my opening statement, and that is just the lack of clarity, the complexity, the need for entrepreneurs and intermediaries to understand various provisions in the act. for example, i mentioned in my written statement the prohibition on solicitation. solicitation as interpreted by the s.e.c. is a very broad conce concept, and people like mr. hillel-tuch -- did i get that right? >> you did. >> need to know exactly what they may or may not do in terms of advertising their site. >> so the concern that i had with the senate provision from the get-go was as simple as