Although I love your passion and agree with all you say to make this platform better, there is no way fighting Zipf's law.
/"Taking popularity as a rough measure of value, then the value of each individual item is given by Zipf’s Law. That is, if we have a million items, then the most popular 100 will contribute a third of the total value, the next 10,000 another third, and the remaining 989,900 the final third.... The impact of this voting and payout distribution is to offer large bounties for good content while still rewarding smaller players for their long-tail contribution."
~ Steem WhitePaper, pg. 20/

I just wanted to point that out and say keep it real.