RE: Travel and Food Bloggers on Hive should do a little more SEO with their content
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Yes, I agree, SEO has ruin content creation on a the grand scheme of things.
If Leo leans towards content, I don't see why ad revenue wouldn't be a great addition to the ecosystem. But your mention of content censorship, well, the arguments around here has been that one cannot be censored given that the post can't be taken off the chain, so it's like we totally ignore the fact that frontends can and will censor and praise what lies on the blockchain of which the average person won't care about because you know, the average perform is no developer.
Now, about the rewards pool, this is some interesting stats really, if it isn't much work to you, can you point me to where this data is from? That's if you still have access.
It's another, more subtle form of censorship, people creating content about certain topics will be disincetivised to add to it either by policy introduced by frontend or much lower rewards from curators (downvotes?). It's about topics advertisers don't want to be associated with such as religion, politics, sexuality, health, or diversity. It's happenning right now on Web 2.0. In the endgame, when scaled up, we finish with bullshit, that's the case.
I don't have access, actually the source is not available anymore, I'd just link it to you. As far as I know few SQL command would do the trick. I don't know SQL :(
IMO, such ratio (accumulated HP/earned HP) seen on the account would be an interesting secondary reputation for curators, that would help with distribution of HP and price in the long term.