Maybe the arbitrary allocation to comments will be too low?

I think we should make one significant rule change at a time, in order to be able to see what that change actually does, and the flattening of the reward curve is perhaps the most significant change that has ever been made in terms of the social platform (HF16 was arguably at least as significant on the token/investment side).

Let's let the new flatter curve play out, which will with virtual certainty result in a greatly increased share of rewards going to comments, see what things look like once the economy has adjusted to it, and then reevaluate the need for (and the rules governing) a separate comment pool.