You usually lose when you spar with the big boys. Victory for Megas and the shareholders, I think, can only come by keeping this as quiet as possible. The big boys will lose millions of dollars if Megas wins. If Megas goes public with this, they stand to lose investor confidence, which is a far greater loss. They're not going to lose both. So, it's best to keep it quiet so we can win. All, my opinion, of course.