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RE: Thoughts on earnings and delegations out
it still should not be allowed because it is providing a steady injection of disincentive for people who actually try to create things others will find interesting.
Unfortunately, it can't be stopped with current tools and also unfortunately, most people don't seem to care about creating anything in this world, just having the funds to consume.
The incentives on the platform aren't aligned for social engagement but what can be expected of a social platform created solely by programmers? The social side has to come from the community side.
It's obvious that the rules for the "game" were compiled by experienced gamers who knew how to set criteria that would trigger addictive behavior in users to keep them engaged as part of the interactive equation.
Once that is clear to users, they can select their own path to either do something worthwhile or to play the arcade game for the flashing lights.