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RE: Proposal: reduce Hive inflation by reducing curation rewards

in Hive Improvement4 years ago

I'm not a fan of change for the sake of change, and I know many that enjoy curation, but I do think that curation is too deterministic, which is what encourages autovoting and exploitation. I would like to see a randomness factor, a curator lottery in essence, where it's not the first voters who get more highly rewarded, but a random voter. For example, as votes come in a curator lottery pool gets created, and at the time of payout, an RNG determines which voter or voters receive a proportional bonus reward based upon voter position. The 'lottery' winner position could get the maximum bonus, while adjacent voters could get a smaller share of the pool. I think this might force people to vote on posts not as positional snipers, but posts with a better vote distribution, which tend to be higher quality posts.

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Yap, if we change this, we could see some solutions for auto voting. Those 5mins curation window and who gets to curate first is killing the whole point of manual curation.

A similar, but less gamified suggestion, was to spread rewards evenly between voters during the first two hours to put manual voters on a more even footing with the vote bots.

It's a good idea. Let several spots be "lottery" and the rest can follow normal calculations.