In my mind this is the quote of Jayne's that is most telling. The personality things can be overcome but this kind of agenda cannot.
It is the only place where Ecclesia Dei trads can express our views without being shouted down or moderated away. Since ED is the growing aspect of traditional Catholicism, that is a rather important contribution to make.
It was her very vocal wish from the beginning which is why, as the tide turned that way, people looked to her as having Vox in her back pocket. Jayne came around wanting trads to be seen in "a better light" and include conservatives and lo and behold Vox started bringing the hammer down and complaining about how trads are viewed. As much as it was denied that the trads were being targeted, they were.
Unbeknownst to her (at least at first, she must know now) there are differences in principle that make it very difficult for Ecclesia Dei types and trads to get along. You have to be uneducated on the issues or naïve to think they can co-exist because it runs deeper than personalities or niceness or virtue, it's about principle. They will always be at odds no matter how nice they are (although it doesn't hurt to try). So as Ecclesia Deis gained a voice, championed by Jayne, trads lost theirs and had to be content to howl in the wild or go elsewhere.
I don't have a problem with Ecclesia Deis or conservatives as such as long as they are in an environment where they realize they still have a lot to learn. If it's seen as a destination in itself rather than a stepping stone, then the clash of principles really becomes a problem. Vox seems to have a soft spot for new reverts which is likely why the Ecclesia Deis were systematically given the platform. I just wish she knew that she does them no favors by removing the trads who would challenge them, however brusquely, to grow past that.