I think your idea and the reasons for it are a supreme embarrassment to the company.
Would GM, or Apple, or Google, or any legitimate company have a conference call just for board mods from the various chat boards because they are "so powerful"?
Here's a novel idea for MONA management--get started by DOING IT THE RIGHT WAY!
Disseminate information the way the big boys do. If you call a conference call, it should be done for the ENTIRE INVESTING UNIVERSE. PERIOD.
There should be no qualification for access to a formal informational meeting limited to 6 or 7 people based on the arbitrary "qualification" of being a board mod on what is, in the real world, a very OBSCURE chat board! This is a huge turnoff for investors that know up from down.
Serious companies don't behave this way. But then again, they don't conduct blogs, they don't communicate via leaky emails and through company proxies on chat boards. They do it the correct way--through official filings and PR's through the major newswires.