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I honestly don't know how many are there and I certainly didn't count them.
What's interesting to me, is the fact, if this platform had a similar user base as something like Youtube, where the consumers far outnumber the creators, a creator could make some damn good money even with a 10% cut, provided they received tens of thousands of upvotes, like you see on most popular Youtube videos. Since the curator enjoys the incentive and gets paid, with tens of thousands of votes, they would have to split 90% or the content producer would earn WAY too much and the thousands of curators would see very little. It's a tough balancing act, but not impossible to find that sweet spot.
RE: Do content creators matter?