3 ms·
Yes, agreed. Further, this has always been the case, and it's been discussed since the Facebook IPO. The rules of the game are clear. Someone who doesn't like
by protastus 3y ago
Yes, agreed. Further, this has always been the case, and it's been discussed since the Facebook IPO.
The rules of the game are clear. Someone who doesn't like this game is free to walk away and do something else (most public companies don't have a CEO with majority voting power). Complaining without acknowledging the rules seems like misdirected energy.
- makestuff 3y agoYeah snap has a similar voting structure. A quick search says that the cofounders have 96% of the voting power.