Also, for long term holders with tax concerns, an airdrop is worse than burning if the burn results in increasing the price, because an airdrop is going to be taxable in many cases, and price increase won't until and unless people sell. There isn't a guarantee that a burn would increase the price, but it is quite plausible that it would result in a higher resulting price than distributing tokens that many people then sell.
RE: Should We Reduce The Hive.Fund Holdings To Further Improve Decentralization Via A Long Term Airdrop To Hive Holders?