LOL. That "fundamental difference" you cite has nothing to do with the legal, accounting-based matter of management compensation. Management is compensated, grossly in my opinion.
You continue to cite Neary not selling as evidence that management somehow works for free and obvious cares about results. At the same time, you continue to ignore the FACT that Eves, Ignacio, Hague, CJ Douglas and others involved in management over the years have sold multiple times for great profit, while shareholders get devalued. What does that say?
Good for you if you have no heartburn about the shoddy way management treats shareholders. But you should not expect others to jump off that bridge, too, especially when factual support for doing so is so lacking.