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That's not at all clear just yet, @MadHatter - it could easily happen if too many people drop out of reviewing, but right now you seem to be doing a good job of keeping on top of it.
This is the #1 reason why I want this to be a baked-in OT reason, @KatherineVillyard. Unless you're willing to sit down & discuss the merits of these questions, notifying folks via comments is just plain rude; if they're clearly off-topic it's best to close quietly and move on. I should add that to this answer...
All of those comments should make sense to you now that I've posted my full analysis, @Håkan. Incidentally, "rogue" in the context where I used it is an adjective meaning "acting alone" rather than the noun "likable scoundrel" - you could perhaps also read that title as "vigilante moderator", although that has other connotations.
