An idea - make dlang.org a fundation

[QAston]

This may be completely ridiculous - I'm a newcomer - please 
destroy me gently.

So, the idea is to make dlang.org a fundation. Here are some 
possible benefits of doing this:
-You get more people to "own" the language and therefore 
seriously care about it's future development.
--Two people are not enough.
---What if someone gets hit by a bus?
---Delegate some administrative tasks to other people, so you can 
focus on improving things
--Programmers are not all what's needed(the ability to write xml 
parser doesn't make you a good webdev)
---Get a real webdesigner involved
---Someone to do proffessional PR and advertising
---An admin to maintain all these things
-You could start taking donations and hire some people to work on 
D.
--Like for example, you could pay for a proffessional 
"enterprise'y" webdesign for dlang.org.
--Companies want to donate to support tools they're using
--Funding for DSoC
-You'd get more interest from companies
--Managers run companies, not programmers, github is not a 
collaboration for managers
--Increase in trust, things are formal and transparent, not done 
behind the scenes
--They may want to put a part-time developer to work on a 
compiler for example
---Much easier with a formal institution, where the dev would 
actually have something to say and can get things done

There are obviously some issues, like the design by comitee 
problem and possibly others. Still, python, perl, haskell and 
others have foundations. That's probably why those are much 
better @ operational proffessionalism.