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Tom - I am basically in the same boat you are, the great majority of my games are ASA JO fastpitch.
I acknowledge each of your points agree that they are valid. The one thing that you have to remember, however, is that for every ASA registered JO FP team, there are five or six or more ASA Slowpitch teams. Those numbers are guesses on my part, but I doubt that they too high.
The question then becomes: Which customer do you think ASA is going to apply the most attention and resources to?
I, too, think that ASA is slowly losing it's hold as "the" premier JO FP organization. If they do not start addressing it soon, ASA will be passed by the others.
However, I'm not holding my breath!
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