That's an interesting model. I can't imagine how that would work with Steemit, but worth a thought experiment!

Regarding transparency, something I neglected to mention is, we probably need a better balance between transparency and privacy. I know a lot of people expect basic privacy controls to hide their comments, their votes, their wallet, their transactions etc. Not saying we need to do all of that, or go as far as having private blogs - but there definitely needs to be some privacy built-in. Currently it's too wide open and open to privacy invasion abuse - of which there has been a fair few cases. (Yes, I'm aware this may need a lot of work blockchain side, and some features like anonymous transactions may be in the works - just pointing out what people expect on a frontend)