Forgive me for interjecting at this point, as I am not actively engaged with any aspect of this process.
Wikimedia is a growing phenomenon, absolutely unique in its demonstration that value can be created without what is often assumed to be an equivalent injection of capital. It has happened through a model of cooperative working that previously we have hardly had work anywhere in the world, aside from the movement that created Amul ('value beyond money', in a crude translation).
How will this movement be sustained and nourished into the future? As we know, traditional organisations, those ones whose models and frameworks have developed in the past 100 years or so, are quite unable to sustain their typical outputs, which are brands of goods and services. In some cases, it is because the products or services themselves become irrelevant, but in a large number of instances, despite their continuance.
Yet we don't criticise those models adequately, and in fact may refer to their comings and goings as akin to natural evolution. Rather, the individual corporations and their organisational styles could be viewed as examples of unsustainable mutation.