I like a good mix of owner types, regardless of what labels you'd want to use.
The USBA has a mix consisting of vets who were in online leagues using OOTP3 and newer guys that came aboard with the release of OOTP4.
Some are ultra-active with team reports and extracurricular league interest articles and others we barely hear a peep from outside of necessity (i.e. contract extensions). The guys who are "quietest" in the USBA often have the best (even perfect) lineup submission percentages!
I am extremely satisfied with the current makeup of the league. My feelings are if a league was full of Type-A personalities, all fighting for their voice to be heard and their articles to be read, you may end up with information overload and too much of a good thing. How many owners are going to read 24 team reports on a weekly basis? How many leagues can boast 24 guys who can write compelling articles week after week? Realistically, not many leagues can claim that.
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Since there will always be some turnover and some owners who are more dedicated than others, what do you think is a realistically attainable goal along those lines?
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We've had very little turnover in the USBA. I think one owner has left in the past two seasons, but the little turnover we have had has not been negative. Often a new owner/GM will bring some freshness to the trade talks or a new reporting angle for team reports.