If you really want this to take off as a crowd-sourced compilation of the High Crimes and Misdemeanors of America, you need to switch to a wiki format. One long

If you really want this to take off as a crowd-sourced compilation of the High Crimes and Misdemeanors of America, you need to switch to a wiki format. One long list with a single organization hierarchy won't scale in terms of structure, usability or amenability to collaboration. And before you embark on that, double check whether there isn't already such a wiki out there, and contribute to that. One of the projects on my todo list is a site that allows a group of people, especially people who aren't great writers on their own, or don't have the time to be, to "make a case", to collaboratively and systematically build that case and hone its articulation. If successful it would be a kind of Wikipedia/GitHub of arguments. So instead of everyone trying to re-explain or re-argue a point each time there is a need, they could link to the canonical explanation. So instead of off-the-cuff and incomplete, or un-expert and flawed arguments, a point of view's "best foot" is always put forward.