*(undent) No, it doesn't work. It's facile to mention "blowing up"; I detailed the specific ways in which it doesn't work. Your shrug regarding the implicit abuse of editors is particularly uncaring; I suppose you have the attitude "Eh, so some burn out? Who cares? We can get more." The "come up with a better paln" tak, which I had been waiting for, is at best burying your head in the sand; at worst, evasive. I refer you to my original points: 
 # There is no concrete, structural, put it in my hand so I can see it rather than yapping about it evidence that Wikipedia (as opposed to Wikipedians) cares about the NPOV of its content. WP:NPOV is, functionally, merely a recruiting slogan. 
 # There is no concrete, structural evidence that Wikipedia cares about Wikipedians, or else it would take concrete steps to address the problem. It shares your "screw them, they are replaceable" attitude.  
 # No concrete, demonstrable evidence that Wikipedia cares about anything at all, other than continuing to exist as an organization, and continuing to recruit new editors. •