Personally I suspect that counterintuitively more centralization may be a good antidote to the awareness issues. Historically there was too much lag for centr

Personally I suspect that counterintuitively more centralization may be a good antidote to the awareness issues. Historically there was too much lag for centralization past a certain scale and there was a derth of information to process. Since that is no longer the case it is easier to watch one organization closely than distributed one. Even if they had comprehensive coverage of every locality the parsing and understanding of it would be more difficult. Of course getting said reorganization would be politically very difficult.