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Can't confirm for ERA but this is standard practice for accelerator programs. 500, etc. do this.

Anti-dilution for someone who owns 3% of the company can make sense. Anti-dilution for someone with 50% or more of the company doesn't.

If 5% of the shares are protected from dilution, that still leaves 95% of shares that can flex.

Does YC do it?