We could also implement a random draw that would potentially assign flagged decisions to people. If accepted those people might be able to earn some sort of reputation token as a way of tracking those who care the most about Hive's integrity.
Just like those who vote for Witness's... these would people be signaling that they actually care about their social environment and that of their fellow Hivelanders.
People willing to take on these tasks as they are randomly assigned (opportunities) would then be improving their social standing by being active at this capacity.
This also opens the field for everyone who cares about Hive and systematizes it at the base layer thereby removing much of the human lead controversy around the current closed and offchain system. I say closed because a Discord task force is NOT what people signed up for when they joined Hive (They signed up for the marvels of DPOS and it's utility.) and nor is it what I believe people actually want for the blockchain.
Let's be honest...
Can you see the current methods being used working in 5, 10, 15, 20 years from now?
NO!
Somethings gotta change...
And that all starts with being honest with where we are currently at with our social innovation, thinking bigger, and thinking outside the box.