Alex Suma

And obviously sold to ContentSquare.

So that was really good and really resonated.

And we saw that actually there was a large bootstrap community there.

And obviously that's returning because that worked really well for us.

So I think that was good.

And also something that I would say is a bit inadvertent that's kind of worked quite well is just that there's just an ecosystem of side events that are just building around SaaS docket.

There was about 17, 18 that we knew.

So these are events that we're not running, right?

And so it's like Northstone, who are a venture capital partner, one of the leading VCs in Europe.

They did like a paddle boarding event for founders down the River Liffey in Dublin.

And I was a little bit like, where are all these founders going?

I saw Oivin from Whereby leaving the conference at like 11 a.m.

on the first day.

And I'm like, where are you going?

It's like, oh, I'm off to a paddle boarding event.

But I'm like, well, we're trying to keep everybody in the venue.

There are all these things that are happening.

And like, even I know the other VCs, they do like little, you know, content sessions kind of in hotels and venues, you know, around the RDS.

So they're pulling a little bit, you know, people out of the conference venue, which, you know, to some partners, you know, might not be the best thing, but I guess we're at that volume now that it doesn't really affect too much.

If 30, 40 people kind of leave, you're not going to feel that.