There are a lot of “if” statements here that all make a lot of assumptions. The only solution to what you’re posing is if we don’t curate people who use our platform
If statements are not material to the argument. You can remove the ifs and the argument will stay the same. Because the data clearly shows this, no matter how you deny it.
If the majority of the content you curate is published from inleo frontend. It makes it easier to game it doesn't it.
This if statement is there to confirm what you have just said, that you curate content mostly published from inleo.
If I use inleo and if I am highly active creator I will more likely to receive a vote
These if statements do not materially change the argument. People that use inleo and that are highly active are more likely to receive votes. That is what you established yourself by your question.
if I have premium then my posts would be more likely to shown to the curators because it gets promoted.
This if statement does not change the argument, you confirmed that premium gives you favorability because you appear in the lists more.
You didn't deign to answer my question about ecency. Would you agree that they are most similar to leo.voter?
I am going to add another data here.
14.3% of rshares given by leo.voter goes to big delegators(~5000HP+) while on ecency only 1.2% of rshares given by them goes to big delegators.