I've thought about that sort of thing too.  The risk with any
"incentive" is that some people may be tempted to approve feeds more
recklessly than they should, in a rush to accumulate points for
whatever incentive.

One thing that would reduce the pending-review backlog of feeds that
are actually being watched by somebody would be to have a "next
Suggested feed waiting for review" link/button.  The idea would be to
skip over feeds that were discovered, rather than suggested, since
it's less likely that somebody is actively watching to see when
discovered feeds are approved.

That approach wouldn't reduce the backlog itself, but it would sort of
"prioritize" it for those Reviewers who wanted to work with it that
way.  I think it would reduce the "please review" requests and "I've
been waiting for months" comments.  Anyway, it would be interesting to
know what the breakdown is in the queue, i.e., how many feeds are
discovered versus suggested.

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