I like livinguktaiwan's idea. She is a gud curator. The idea seems to be framed around accountability which is most important to me. I'll get onboard.

However, I think current curation support is sufficient. The main issue is attracting good content creators. Most coming are mediocre and obviously just here to make a few bucks a day. They can be trained, but is this the only thing that should be focused on?

If this is just another scheme to support noobs, it will get tiring quickly cause there is a lot of that already.

How about other types of support asides from throwing upvotes at the problem and hoping to solve it?

I suggest gathering together a list of good guides and tips for anyone to be considered for support. They should study it and perhaps make an application post with their plan and understandong of what is gud and what is not gud before being accepted for help.

We also need to onboard content consumers, but this is hard to think about and off topic.