I saw the post about the alternative to Patreon. Commented there. I think it depends on the scale and the price fluctuations of HIVE. For a small scale it works, for a big scale it won't, unless the price of HIVE goes really high (and stays there), due to the limited nature of the reward pool.
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Well it could still be good for some when they cannot make much elsewhere. The price will not go up if we cannot attract more people and we have to start somewhere.
Ah, if we talk about small scale, the reward pool is a good way for them to get something for their work.
I'm no economist as I leave that side to others to figure out. I just know that a lot of musicians struggle to get by and make little from posting on other platforms. I can give directly via votes.
When I first read the post, I thought it was about creators with lots of fans, the influencer type. With them we would have a problem to reward them as they would expect from the reward pool, but for creators who are struggling to earn something on other platforms, I think Hive can and is a very good alternative already.