Just to give another example:
If we had decoupling the curation reward from post, then it become possible to reward voters who use their down-vote/flagging wisely.
In current curation scheme, there is a biased towards up-vote -- those who cast an upvote has nothing to lose, but those who perform flagging has nothing to earn.
If we had un-tied curation reward from post reward, then we can reward the curators in both scenario whether the total-votes for a post end up negative or positive... So, when a post has a positive accumulated votes, all up-voters get rewarded, while if a post get negative in consensus, then down-voter will get the curation rewards.
This symmetric curation scheme might be a fairer ground for all curators.
Simply rewarding down-votes by judging the post payout is not ideal. I can image that people will just write junks with suck puppets then flag them to death, it's far easier to write bad contents than write good contents.
Downvoting a post can decrease pending rewards and make it less visible. Common reasons:
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Good point... overlook this scenario.
Downvoting a post can decrease pending rewards and make it less visible. Common reasons:
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