I do think that one thing we want to figure out is how to structure it so that it is resistant to damage.

Obviously, I like the general manner that Jeff Causey has administered the site--a light hand and complete openess, even to explaining comments that have been disappeared.

However, I'm thinking more how do we make sure that someone with mega-bucks can't buy it out?  One way that comes to mind is the Green Bay Packard method.  They are one of the few teams that hasn't moved or threatened to move out of their city in order to extort more dole out of the taxpayers.  They way they have been able to do that is because there is no majority ownership--and the ownership is spread amongst a large number of ardent fans who aren't in it for the money.

Thus, I think that we should look for something along those lines:  

1.  Make sure that it takes a large number of shareholders to create a majority.

2.  Make sure that the bulk of those shareholders are the same kind of idiots we are--extreme libertarians when it comes to free speech and much more concerned with principal than with money.