you will only ever stitch them up. and any kind of objectivity is kind of taken as offensiveness. so but it was one of the less alarming response i've ever had. but matt's right to bring this up, this is a continuing issue forjournalists, is that luckily news organisations are becoming better at safeguarding their reporters from this. but if you are reporting on communities like this, you should expect everything from death threats to doxxing, to people trying to hack into your emails, to your social media accounts. and news organisations have to have a duty of responsibility to protect and supportjournalists in those circumstances. and to that final point, scott, if whole communities are set up to be suspicious of the mainstream, you're advocating mainstream media evolves what it does, but perhaps it can't reach those people because they already have a fixed view of the type of media content that will be coming from those sources. that's a tough one. look, it reverse engineers to any time you have an arbitrage, - you transition something to another source. - there's emissions, whether it's oil to petroleum or it's _ attention to advertising.