 The literature offers many responses to the failure of self-locating doxastic states to play nicely with a package-delivery model of communication. We won’t attempt to survey them in detail here. Instead, we’ll present a taxonomy of response-types. The responses fall into three main categories: recentering, decentering, and restriction. (There is a fourth option—multicentering—which we will discuss only briefly, because its distinctive claims and contributions are in its account of the linguistic mediation between speakers’ and addressees’ attitudes. As far as what it says about speakers’ and addressees’ attitudes themselves, it’s a version of a recentering account. More about this below.)