@David 2 just means anyone (including the unwashed masses of the general public) can acquire shares in the company, should they have the desire and means to do so.
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@cluelesstoshika Yes, I know that one, but it just annoys me. Everywhere else (or at least everywhere I'm familiar with) a public company is the opposite: it's a publicly-owned company, i.e. owned by all the people, aka the country itself.