Maybe you 're done , then.
and if you just take the  And I g I got the feeling that we are  the only ones right now who have a running system. I don't know what the guys in Kaiserslautern have running because e the version  that is , the full version that 's on the server d does not work. And you need to do a lot of stuff to make it work. And so it 's  And even Tilman and Ralf sort of said " yeah there never was a really working version that uh did it without th all the shortcuts that they built in for the uh October @ @ version ". So we 're actually maybe ahead of the System Gruppe by now , the system  the integration group. And it was , uh  It was fun to some extent , but the uh the outcome that is sort of of scientific interest is that I think both Ralf and Tilman  um , I know that they enjoyed it here , and they r they  they liked , uh , a lot of the stuff they saw here , what  what we have been thinking about , and they 're more than willing to  to um , cooperate , by all means. And um , part of my responsibility is uh to use our internal " group - ware " server at EML , make that open to all of us and them , so that whatever we discuss in terms of parsing and  and generating and constructions w we  we sort of uh put it in there and they put what they do in there and maybe we can even um , get some overlap , get some synergy out of that. And um , the , uh  If I find someone at  in EML that is interested in that , um I  I may even think that we could look  take constructions and  and generate from them because the tree adjoining grammars that  that Tilman is using is as you said nothing but a mathematical formalism. And you can just do anything with it , whether it 's syntactic trees , H P S G - like stuff , or whether it 's construction. So if you ever get to the generation side of constructing things and there might be something of interest there , but in the moment we 're of course definitely focused on the understanding , um , pipeline.
Anyth - any other   uh repo visit reports sort of stories ? uh we  so we now know I think , what the landscape is like.
Mm - hmm.