Indeed hivetasks is a great tool! we used the pie plot there to see the patterns of our community curation account... which I recommend if you are a community administrator to check once in a while.
Also if I am not mistaken HW uses a lot in their investigation as well.
However my criticism is that communities need to have a closer look at whom their curators are voting, I parsed the "organic reports" from inleo and found some interesting trends. I know that these are only automatic posts and no one reads them, but usually they contain interesting data, I was thinking of doing the same in other communities like OCD to see some data. Hopefully the administrators one day will take a look at that.

Of course, I do my "worker bee work" job and I have friends in Hive, most of them are similar sized to me sometimes a little bit bigger or smaller account, and for posts like this we usually comment in inner circles but, every individual has their personality.

I know that are good guardians in Hive and that still creates some hope sometimes when we have some negative talks about the blockchain. On the other hand, I recommend finding nice efforts to create some retention of new users who struggle in the beginning; there is a nice initiative by @hivetrending, a monthly contest to find promising new users, I have been participating for over a year and looking back to all these users that I referred in one year the retention is still low, less than half are still active on Hive (at least my referrals, I promised him to look in total referred by other users as well, but still need to that), that means there is a lot of work to do in this area still.

Ps. The idea of the emoji beside the KE Ratio was fun ,haha, it made the sad news in your print screen laughable for a moment!