Wow, this is certainly great news! Of course, I say this from the perspective of being someone who curates 100% manually. And it seems fitting that the LeoFinance community — which seems to have become a leader in community development — is where this leveling of the playing field is happening! Well done!
I think what appeals to me the most is that the underlying philosophy here is about how we create value in the community — how do we create a version of LeoFinance that's attractive to potential new users, and recognizes that "attractive" can mean a lot more than just numbers on a spreadsheet. This was always my beef with both Steem and Hive: the way rewards were structured seemed short sighted and failed to take into account the value of what makes a place "something people want to become INVOLVED with."
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