I understand where you're coming from, I too love personalized articles over the whole SEO articles, because that's a lot of work over just having fun creating good content that people will enjoy reading.

However, if you look at where we are now with Hive, sooner or later people begin to get upset that food posts and travel posts are earning a lot and the creators are just selling - well, travelling and cooking cost money, so I don't know if we don't think that far.

So at the end of the day, we have to likewise compete, SEO is just one of the ways to do that not to mention that part of the revenue could go into buying back hive or defending the market value and everyone would stop overly protective of the rewards pool.

But if any other sustainable ways to incentivize creators can be deployed then fine, because if people are not incentivized, the truth is that at some point, the social side of our chain will die off.

In respect to your idea, I must say that is interesting but I believe if that were to happen, the vast majority would stop writing the usual fun-filled travel posts that you love reading and join the SEO train because often than not, people will follow the money unless of course if sticky to the regulars is more rewarding of which that would also make people less interest in joining the SEO writers.

I don't know if it makes any difference if a new community is created or not given the nature of hive posts tending to show up in multiple places.

What I was proposing wasn't to eliminate the organic travel reports or food posts, but just to have a little SEO mix to it. Maybe the communities can host occasional contests focused on just that.