I voted no.
If I wanted to vote yes, I guess I could have just removed you from the league.
I agree with most of what IoT said though. You clearly enjoy the trading part of the game the most, but your trades also end up hurting many more teams than they help.
For one, if you trade with an inexperienced player that doesn't know the game well enough to know the value of a player or position then you can collect a lot of picks in your favor. When players learn the game, this can lead to frustration and resentment and those players leave.
Exclusively trading for other teams picks irregardless of trying to build a core team ends up hurting player distribution across the league. Who wants to join a team that has few upcoming picks because they were all traded away a few seasons ago for a veteran player that is no longer on the roster? Especially when those now high picks are all owned by one team. The excitement of the draft is then taken away from owners that want to rebuild a team.
You are smart enough to draft the best players with these high picks and then trade skill players when they are right about to crash skills (year 8 for a skill player and 9-10 for lineman and quarterbacks) so it's not like you don't know that you're doing. And this just continues the cycle because owners see the eye candy of the full blue bars across the card without realizing the player is going to be unplayable in a few years.
So while you should stay on an owner, your trading practices are rightfully being questioned. And the preservation of the league through aspects like trade committees needs to happen. Otherwise, we'll lose owners which MFN already fragile community can't really afford. Otherwise, you won't have any trade partners because it's going to be you and half a league of empty teams.