Obviously, we're all aware of the scandal(s) at Fisheaters. In light of the scandal, I have considered a solution that I thought would remedy their problem long ago (even before the Laura era).
When I used to post on that site, I noticed that there were certain subjects I felt were not appropriate for public discussion and thought they should be referred to a priest or spiritual director. I felt people asking sincerely wanted or needed guidance and the matters would potentially lead people to sin. On one occasion, for instance, a poster strongly criticized devotion to the BVM. I responded to the poster and suggested that that sort of sentiment would be akin to voicing doubt or hostility to the True Presence -- one would need to speak to a priest, behind closed doors, about that issue rather than encourage other Catholics to identify with that sort of doubt.
After that situation, and when that thread was not deleted, I considered whether it was even appropriate for a lay person to be controlling this sort of apostolate. The owner and moderator, Vox, must have originally had good intentions in having a reference site for all things Catholic; however, now that we know what we know about 1)her public sins, and 2) her seriously flawed grasp in applying Catholic teaching to REAL interactions and life, wouldn't it be better if a priest or religious could take over the forum moderation and she could just deal with the resources she's provided?
I know this scenario would be virtually impossible because priests and seminarians are extremely overwhelmed, but maybe there is a possibility of a retired priest taking over? The mere presence of an actual priest or religious brother moderator would give many of us pause before posting whatever we liked.
I think Vox desperately needs help and doesn't not understand how she is contributing to her own sin and that of others. IMO, we need to offer ideas for a way out so that she can focus on her own continual conversion without having to much public sway.