For now, I can't put any definite certainty it's going to get better. Measures are constantly being discussed among team members. It's a community driven organization for the most part while ntopaz takes a back seat. Quality content will depend on the people using the platform and blocking out those that don't contribute to it.

I can tell for certain that suspicious accounts won't last long in the platform as soon as they realize there's no money in it. We see new names pop up weekly and multiple accounts. In most cases, once suspicion is present on an account, they'll just notice the lack of curator interaction as a symptom and subsequently decrease their activity.

We don't make a big fuzz about sanctions to users so it usually seems nothing is happening until they complain via dm or discord they have been penalized. Ntopaz wasn't built with antiabuse efforts in mind as exhibited from its past. Things just happen silently and that's what it's supposed to be. But for transparency's sake, anyone can look up the names of violators on Discord.