"Mark Zuckerberg owns the majority of voting shares." He only owns about 13% of Meta's voting shares, not a majority But he owns 99.8% of Class B shares Clas

"Mark Zuckerberg owns the majority of voting shares." He only owns about 13% of Meta's voting shares, not a majority But he owns 99.8% of Class B shares Class A get one vote per share Class B get 10 votes per share No doubt the author is aware of Meta's voting structure hence her choice of the words "voluntarily resign" The author suggests "the board" or "Meta", not the shareholders, some of whom are not on the board and do not work for Meta, ask Zuckerberg to voluntarily resign: "But if Meta is truly interested in prioritizing the safety of users, the board should request the resignation of Mark Zuckerberg and restructure to put safety above profit." "Beyond the courts, Meta could triage the situation by calling for Zuckerberg to voluntarily resign." The author probably means the board when she uses the word "Meta" in the second example. (Zuckerberg serves as chair) It's possible she might mean employees. It's difficult to imagine she means non-employee shareholders "If you think the actions of Meta are wrong and should be prevented, you need to act on the regulatory level, not appeal to the very shareholders who profit off the behaviour." But the author appeals to "the board" and "Meta", not shareholders Meta shareholders have been trying to change the voting structure since 2014 For example, look at Meta's last proxy statement https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1326801/000162828026025532/meta-20260416.htm https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1326801/000162828026... Most of the votes in favor of Proposals Five and Six came from Class A shares Meta shareholders who profit from Meta's behaviour are in fact trying to change it SHAREHOLDER PROPOSALS TO BE VOTED ON AT THE ANNUAL MEETING Shareholder Proposals 67 Proposal Three: Shareholder Proposal Regarding Report on AI Data Usage Oversight 67 Proposal Four: Shareholder Proposal Regarding Annual Vote Regarding Executive Pay 70 Proposal Five: Shareholder Proposal Regarding Dual Class Capital Structure 71 Proposal Six: Shareholder Proposal Regarding Disclosure of Voting Results By Share Class 73 Proposal Seven: Shareholder Proposal Regarding Report on Human Rights Due Diligence 75 Proposal Eight: Shareholder Proposal Regarding Report on Addressing Antisemitism and Hate in Online Platforms 77 Proposal Nine: Shareholder Proposal Regarding Report on Climate Change-Related Commitments 79 Proposal Ten: Shareholder Proposal Regarding Report on Integrating Child Safety Improvements into the Executive Compensation Program 81 Proposal Eleven: Shareholder Proposal Regarding Data Protection Impact Assessment on Generative AI Chatbots 83 Proposal Twelve: Shareholder Proposal Regarding Report on Risks of Anti-American Discrimination from H-1B Visa Program Use 85