You can ask Visa, Mastercard, Stripe, Spotify, Paypal, Uber, or any of the other founding members if they feel like their lawyers seem convinced they each have a legal vote equal to Facebook's.
Do you really believe that each of these orgs, many traditional with whole legal departments, would sign on to a public association with this potential without crossing their i's and dotting their t's?
Don't trust Facebook, trust that the 27 other companies (and their lawyers) don't trust Facebook.
I trust that they would be willing to cede control of several aspects to Facebook for the sake of being involved and having some cut of the profit for fear of missing out.
Unless all the contracts are public you have no idea what kind of backroom deals they have with different organizations.
It may sound paranoid but that’s the level of trust many people feel Facebook deserves at this point in time.
Do you really believe that each of these orgs, many traditional with whole legal departments, would sign on to a public association with this potential without crossing their i's and dotting their t's?
Don't trust Facebook, trust that the 27 other companies (and their lawyers) don't trust Facebook.