mrD is spot on. The Jags Trust is a body where fans can join, contribute and be elected to influence the club as it owns shares in PTFC. However it shows the utopian dream of "fan owned clubs" is difficult to manage as people fall out and have hissy fits and then resign and slag it off from the sidelines on message boards. This happens in all walks of like from youth club football, PTA's, Round Table you name it. Committees and local organisation are very difficult to manage as people do not accept that they will be voted against or people will disagree with them. This happens in work all the time - I can imagine if I threw my toys out everytime I was overuled or an idea parked I'd be out of a job. You suck it up and move on. I'm not a member of the trust, I probably should be, but if people really want to influence it then they can join and get voted in. It's democracy but when democracy works and they do not like the result instead of staying and continue to work they jack it all in.
At the very least it is bad manner and bad form to have a go at people on a message board who are putting effort in. It's almost cowardly when if you really cared you could engage with the people face to face in a respectful manner and work together.