Sounds all real good, but... realistically speaking... what do you really want to see as good content? I had the same desire when I joined Steemit. Let's create a community of likeminded people, let's create great content and support each other... what I come to realize though is that it's almost impossible to be a content creator and consumer at the same time. When you're an author, do you actually have the desire to read other people's posts after several hours of writing? As a visual artist, do you really feel like looking at other people's art for several hours? You might do this to be polite or because you feel guilty because you don't do it.
How much content can we digest before it becomes a burden? It's almost like being a cab driver and after chauffeuring people around for hours you enter other driver's cabs and let them drive you around just to be fair. I sincerely think there should be creators, and then there needs to be a separate audience, And good luck with that because nobody wants to pay for content anymore.
I'm all about creating a parallel society, one that respects and appreciates the individual, one that encourages people to follow their dreams instead of conforming to the low and fearful standards of a bunch of knuckle dragging psychopaths. If I see a convincing business model for that, I'm all in.