Actually there are some fallacies here.

"Steemit's authority" - no such thing in a decentralized, open source block chain.

"an official website, an official standard" - no, once again, this is not how the block chain works. Steemit.com is A website, but not any kind of "official" anything.

And all the stuff about witnesses. We don't make "policy" we only run linux block processing nodes, and the top 20 decide whether or not to adopt a hardfork, but usually none of them were the ones who submitted the hardfork code change suggestions in the first place. They only decide to adopt them or not when posed with the possibility.

Steemit Inc is NOT the steem block chain.

But your sentiments are well met, and I believe in your passion, your heart and your opinion isn't far from mine, but you are a bit off about how "policy" and steemit inc are implemented, unfortunately.