That is a pretty interesting tool and maybe the way that we as content curators have the ability to make more informed decisions by having filters and tools that will aid us more.

I was for the longest time thinking of the steemplus and this steem assistant working in conjuncture in setting if someone is a bad actor, bad steemian
The idea of blacklisting spammers and plagiarist is good indication that as a community we are not just waiting for Steemit Inc to save us but working to fix it ourselves.
I know a lot of people are saying about chrome extensions though and the earnings steemplus takes as part of its development fund that stops most people from using it. Security is one of the biggest risks that the developers needs to mitigate for people to really start using these.