Recently I was thinking how Kirtanananda got away with murder. This article by Navadvipa chandra das explains it. If Radhanath Swami was involved or not is a mystery. However, it is for sure that Kirtanananda had been disobeying Srila Prabhupada since 1968. This is very clear from Srila Prabhupada's letters to him from this time.

When I stated that the Ritvik idea is an impersonalistic concept, it is because the Ritvik person wants to make Srila Prabhupada the last link of the sampradya. Yes, Srila Prabhupada listed Himself as a link to the parampara, however when Srila Prabhupada left this world he did not intend there be no future Gurus after him. That would clearly violate the parampara system.

Srila Prabhupada is the Founder/Acarya and we are obviously in the line of Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati Thakura and thus to see what standard is given is the duty of all devotees, regardless of positions. That is our first duty. To identify oneself even with the designations of Guru, GBC, Temple President or even being a senior devotee is not all that important. What is important is how well we as individuals follow Srila Prabhupada's teachings.

Some temples offer grain prasadam on Gaura Purnima and Janmastami midnight and other days that should be ekadasi prasadam, I found this information that has many quotes from Srila Prabhupada why this is an incorrect standard. Most of these things can also be found in the Prabhupada Siksamrita composed by Ajamila Prabhu.

There is not a Hindu who has not heard the name of this temple. The old and the young, the male and the female, the Rajah and the ryot, and the weak and the stout, all visit this temple out of a religious curiosity. Three hundred and one miles south-west of the Vice-Regal palace at Calcutta, stands this famous temple close to the seashore affording an object for a telescopic observation to the new-comer an broad the ship bound for Bengal.