The thing about hive is that for all of its shortcomings, and for all the things that we can improve, the desire to improve it (and to attract a higher quality of user) is one which is constant and strong in certain people.
We agree to disagree here, unfortunately. Those certain people are just a handful, because the vast majority of the onboarding attempt is made in countries where a dollar a day can give you a meal or two, not to mention those who are potentially interested, are coming to get the money for that meal, not to create high quality content. When the strongest argument to onboard new users is you can make money, then you know what the outcome is.
They also need spoon feeding when it comes to figuring out what Hive is or how it works and even so, it's difficult for them to understand due to limited literacy. The rest is for that conversation during a coffee or a beer (I also don't drink either of them btw).
But I suppose the weakness is that curators get rewarded whether they upvote good content or not. :P
That is correct 😎