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RE: [CONCEPT] Living Computation - Social Computation - Steemit
I like your idea of opening up more ways for people to get rewarded on Steemit. The more diverse the opportunities for reward, the greater range of people that will be attracted to the platform and ultimately the greater value the platform will have.
If you think of it as social computation, then yes as the diversity and novelty of the computation increases, it may have a positive impact Steemit. If Steemit is a game, positive impact could be measured in how fun it is, and this could be measured by looking at engagement statistics to track stickiness. If it's a social computer then you would look at the value of the computations produced, how high quality is the curation, and how interesting is the content?
If Steemit is a social computer which resembled a game, it might just work. If it's another social media platform, there are already a lot of these.