If you built a questionnaire , wouldn't they just build a bot to beat the questions? If they want to be that person, they will be anyway. If it is terribly important to anyone to understand a single persons intentions, wouldn't it be better to review their posts, comments and friends? If you put out a huge blanket to catch a few bad actors, IMO, it will slow the progress of the positive work going on. If there are massive amounts of people stealing revenue, how about making bounties for other users to find possible manipulators and report them to the administrators? Is this a serious problem? I am sure some kids are on here just to learn to make money and watch videos on how to "beat" this platform and get rich. Is that really a bad thing? Maybe it should be kept in mind that those are some people's intentions and you may cut a space for them to live in this world and create and destroy as needed to make it truly a place where all can participate? Not harping on anyone, but being a realist. Let them do their thing, then learn how to curb their thirst for conquering into a healthy, creative energy that makes most happy and supports the community inside Steem. I know, I know, bullshit fantasy.
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