okpnv,
I get the feeling that's what some posters really want. Just an opinion.
A shareholder has an opinion in a publicly traded company. Unfortunately for most companies and most shareholders, its not good for much. You have to be a shareholder investing in the potential of making money with the investment. A public company's difference from a private one is that you are free to invest, and they are free to take your money. They don't have to listen to you, though (unless enough complain at once). The beauty of it is that you can sell whenever you want to and get your money back (sometimes more, sometimes less).
I remember when one of the partners at HAUP suddenly passed away & the stock plunged....I owned some at that time.
If this is a fear for you with Wave, you should invest and trade the cubes or the spoos. This way, since the QQ represents a lot of companies, it won't crash from one CEO's demise. Plus, if this is a fear, the nature of Haup and Wavx being very risky are probably too much risk, in my opinion. There is a fundamental chance that Wave goes away and leaves us all with nothing. People here should accept this and be prepared for it.
think future proxies will remain quite lopsided for the BOD so why make bad PR?
Exactly my point, as well. Why blow bad wind their way. They are busy enough trying to satisfy shareholders (themselves being the largest).