To be clear, I 'get it' also and I agree... It's not so much to appeal to conscience or anything....
I was more thinking about sending a certified letter or something just documenting that a shareholder had expressed concern.
If he wants to do the right thing, he can do it. If he wants to do the wrong thing... I agree that no letter is going to change his moral compass... but at some point maybe he'll be convinced to do what's fair, right, and legal... because he knows it will be more difficult and costly for him not to.
Long story short, I'm happy to send him a letter if someone thinks it will help our overall strategy. Outside of that, no need to waste the stamp! :)
