==Funding and Support/Publications== 
 I removed the board member listing from the "Funding and Support" section. I had originally added it in but had since been feeling guilty about it, because just referencing the board page isn't really evidence of any actually funding and support. I realize that it is probably a fair assumption that Intel, for example, gave them money, but I doubt this assumption would hold with MIT. In any case, it's not Wikipedia's role to assume, so until there is a solid reference for actual funding, I'm uncomfortable with it. 
 Once that was done, I noticed that there really wasn't much sourced info left in the "Funding and Support" section.  So I combined it into one sentence and then integrated it into the "History" section. 
 I removed the "Digital Road to Recovery" paper from the "Publications" section, because it doesn't appear to be a major publication, at least not according to their website, and thus doesn't qualify for that section. The corresponding criticism from Ars Technica seemed pretty minor, so I figured it's not that important.  But feel free to add this back in if it's important to anyone. 
 I added information to the "Publications" section about their publication's role in the SOPA and PIPA arguments. I also added the information about this annoying their supporters (which seems a tad ironic, given this page's history).