You are correct, it will probably be less than 99% and will improve power disparity which is why I am in favor of this proposal. But i still think the vast majority of users won't have any influence which really is an issue. The average joe is not going to spend tens of thousands to get influence on a social media site, he is going to pay a couple hundreds at most. A couple hundred bucks would make no difference regardless of any curve. Currently the system is out of touch with the reality, the whole thing should be scaled down and investors seperated from users.
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Agree. Flattening the reward curve would help though. Is it enough? I don't know, but it should at least be tried.
Ofc it should be tried :) Actually it should just be removed completely.
The curve serves no purpose at all, it was meant to discourage self voting which is a non issue. Like I said already, self voting is like trolling, if someone were to do it repeatedly they would get downvoted and blacklisted. Reducing the large majority of users's rewards because of some issue that doesn't exist is ridiculous. I don't even understand why so many people want to 'flatten' it, just remove it already.
You keep saying this and I keep thinking you're missing something. How can you know it's a non-issue when the curve is currently dis-incentivizing it? If we made the curve linear (what you call "removing" the curve, which is also very confusing), a whale could come along and spam empty posts to the blockchain, upvote all of them, and receive a vastly higher reward than they would in the current system. Your answer is to downvote, but why hack the solution when we can bake it into the algorithms?