> How is the socalled membership SO a minority interest? Has 9 seats, same as
> all those other bad guys in total.
People who are voters in the SO's can also be members in the general
membership.
But not necessarily vice versa.
As such, under the current structure some groups of people/organizations
can get double, triple, and even quadruple multiplication of their votes,
and others do not.
(A similar thing happens with a class structre inside the general
membership or inside any of the SO's -- some interests will find ways to
multiply their effective votes and power by joining multiple classes or by
joining classes in which the pre-allocation of power is larger.)
In other words, under the current SO structure of appointing directors to
the board, some voters are more equal than others.
--karl--
