With mass onboarding, the job becomes even harder. I would assume that it has to be done through SMTs that can segment attention by topic in a more sensitive way and then perhaps the "right eyes" are looking at the "right content"
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SMTs would solve that problem but only slightly because even if the "right content" is in the "right place", it would still be very competitive for the "right eyes" to see which would only increase by mass adoption.
What I think would help is a better algorithm to rank posts. Something that takes into account factors other than just the payout value. I don't know if that is even possible though.
Yes - the problem then becomes the YouTube conundrum, where those who make it into the algorithm get support, while all else is buried systematically. "He who controls the algorithm, controls the content."
Hmmm yes I hadn't thought of that. I suppose you're right. Nevertheless, I still think the current way is faulty and in much need of an update.
It is faulty, but it is up to the individual applications to decide how they filter and distribute content - and they have to do a better job of it. For now, it is proof of brain through wisdom of the cloud, with not all stake being brainy and wise :D
This sounds like a nursery rhyme xD
lols - it should read "crowd" :D