Interesting bit of news. (I already knew part of this story, but only part). I think in our case we can leave decision about what to do to Phyllis, who was working without any fanfares on this project for like, 8 years at least? I think actual day to day practice is more important than one-time mostly symbolic gesture, in general. But one truely important ongoing expirience here for me actually about trying to do something in more collective setting.