It's current set-up has worked well for the past 5 years. You shouldn't let one event tear your world (online) apart. You might not like the outcome of the event but the outcome wasn't yours to decide so you can either get over it or go away, like in any real world situation. Some of your arguments might be "that's what we're trying to change", talking of the not being in the decision making process of events, but the fact remains that when everyone has a say nothing gets done. Leave the power in the few select people and it becomes functional. As for who gets to be the select few, some argue that it should be a vote made by the general public (the way America really works), which leads to the only real concern I see. How do we choose who gets to be an Admin? Is it better to let just any ol person to say, I want you *points*, or is it better to let the people who know what being an Admin is like, to choose who can handle the job.

The second concern is a set standard to follow in any given situation. I'm very well sure you can all think of a situation where the set standard didn't fully cover the situation. No set standard will ever be adeqaute for the situation because they are black and white and NO situation is exactly black or white. Every action has different circumstances. Different motivation, different intent, different way of doing the same action. It's impossible to set standards when life is a flexible thing. You need a flexible control system to handle life's flexible style.