and I agree completely too.

(87 million to 250 million: that's a 3:1 r/split everybody blindly voted yes to, by approving the unrestrained year-over-year options pool growth.)

we can always vote the options pool back into place next year, if management's performance shows itself as having been so earned.

it is absolutely time to stop diluting and begin demonstrating ("shareholder value").

GLAL,

R.

m4>agree with you completely, we have to learn to say no without feeling guilty. Setting boundaries is healthy. [...] Saying no does not mean disrespect to management at all, just fairness to all of us. That is why respectfully I will vote no for 20% options.