LINX is a mutual company – owned by its customers – you, our members. There are no external shareholders to answer to and all major decisions are ultimately made by you, the members. It is a measure of confidence in how LINX is run that such decisions are seen to have the support of the majority of members. Indeed, unless a certain number of members (the quorum) participate at a general meeting, the meeting’s decisions are not valid.
In addition, LINX members are a varied collection of diverse companies. By as wide a range of members participating, it ensures that one single faction or single interest group does not deflect the direction of LINX from the general “good of the Internet” objective.
