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So what we'd like to do now is just thank everyone for joining us so far and

we'll now jump into part two of the interview which is actually

discussing the article itself. And so for those of us who have the article or

computer handy, you're welcome to pull that out. And what I'd like to do is just

kind of go through some of the points you make in the article, Bryn, and talk

about them. And there may be even points where we read from the article. Do you

have the article handy in case we do read? Okay, so I may ask you at a

point or two to kind of read if that's okay. Okay, so first and foremost, what

made you write this article? What was the trigger? The new name Noa post about

Savannah is really what I've been wanting to. Like I had already written

down some bullet points maybe six months ago about just not liking this

phrase and I just hate this phrase and sort of pondering about it, but I

hadn't written anything. And then the this post about Savannah came out and

tell for those for those who run Mars and have not heard at all what

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