A lot of people also have a different Reddit experience too. I personally am an absolute content consumer. I don't create content or post it, I just read it, and by read it, I mean I read _everything_. For people like me, who have a Reddit experience of reading interesting posts in r/AskHistorians r/minimalism and a myriad of other small, but high quality subreddits but without any posts of my own, Hubski is currently a supplement to that high quality content. Hubski will replace Reddit for me as soon as high quality posts from specialists or dedicated groups will migrate here. I am really looking forward to that time period, as I absolutely love and crave interesting content, and Hubski has a very efficient interface for me to do that, and I am sure it will improve.
Maybe you should have a "contributions" page where you can post simple tasks others can do for you. Say you want to change a minor functionality, but don't have the time for it, have some person pick up that project, and then return that to you. It would probably hard without open-sourcing the project though, and could be too much of a pain to set up.
There's a good chance that we might open source soon. I always intended to at some point, however there are some other considerations that might make it happen sooner than later. IMO there's a lot of energy and creativity that could be harnessed for the betterment of Hubski, and I'd like to give an outlet for that. The API is an obvious step in that direction. There's a few moving parts here, and I hope to be able to have some specifics for everyone very soon.