Therefore, a membership that includes organizations is much more likely to reach the size necessary to guarantee stability. IA then presented the argument for excluding organizations and allowing only individuals as members. They use money to capture decision-makers. But most Internet users use it for commercial activity, and most of the Internet's support comes from organizations and corporations. Corporations are held in check by their customers and shareholders and won't run amok over individuals.
Individuals have to voice their own concerns.
Ask the Palestinian observer at the UN General Assembly. Tomorrow we'll meet people who think that nobody should be at the table at all besides individuals. IA and NQ agreed with GC, SL, DK that corporations, etc. SL argued that if only individuals vote, each organization would just send an individual who will vote in the organization's interest. This, he said, is the same as if we had organizations vote but didn't allow their appointed representatives to vote on their own behalf.