The WlFi situation is like being a poor kid who promised your first love back home that you would make it big and share half of everything you earn, and then you headed off to the big city to work hard on your own. But your first love never really thought much of you and cut off contact after you left. During those years of hard work, she offered no help, not even a word of greeting. Now that you've returned home, successful and wealthy, she approaches you, asking if you still remember the vows we made. You're a bit surprised. The years of disconnection have made it comfortable for you to refuse her request, but remembering the sincere love you shared in your youth, you're willing to offer some support. If everyone is so committed to procedural justice, WlFi could easily propose a proposal to overturn the token proposal, or vote to re-determine the shares allocated to Aave and the timeframe for unlocking them. It's not logical that just because WlFi is so successful, Aave should just give away a giant peach without doing anything.