It occurs to me that you can create a task board where users can apply to periodically produce content on topics chosen by the communities in each niche. The issue is that it requires a planning and strategy similar to that of a newspaper. A less relaxed behavior in posting habits, with defined tasks, calendars, delivery schedules, etc...
I don't know if it is the biggest consumption of social networks, articles are for people who read and it is not what is most abundant nowadays. There is a consumption dynamic in traditional networks that generates addiction. This is not my invention, there are studies on the release of dopamine when waiting for new content.
Perhaps it has to do with the difference in the number of active users on the platform, but it is a phenomenon that I don't feel is happening here. One detail that catches my attention is the lack of short videos. 3speak and Leo should work in unison together with Liketu. Short, quickly consumed content is the bulk of the most consumed social networks (tiktok, twitter, instagram) Videos that play themselves when you swipe the timeline, content shared by like-minded people (your followers) and diversity. You have to make the variety of content increase. The problem is invisibility in search engines, lack of centralized authority with paid marketing campaigns, the difficulty gap (something Leo made a lot of progress on) and creating even more content on mainstream social networks.
It would help also a referral system, doing an onboarding with all the mentoring takes a hell of a lot of time. My last post is about that coincidentally!