I disagree with some of the points that have been addressed, but I, too, do not have a clear solution to improving Entrecard.
- If Entrecard switches to a "pay for subscription" model, I likely won't pay, unless a set of powerful new tools to add value to my blog and build a further community around my blog are released.
- The whole point of Entrecard is to help your blog grow, first through more traffic, then through building a community/readership base on your blog. Decreasing the amount of drops, say below 100 per day, would decrease the amount of traffic you could potentially receive by dropping on other sites and other members "dropping" on your site.
- More high-trafficked sites, or blogs that are a part of networks need to join. Entrecard would be able to increase their traffic to some degree, but the main benefit would be fore sites with less traffic - the return rates would be higher than many sites that don't receive as much traffic. However, I don't see this as a viable solution either, as long-term results wouldn't be as great.
Share your thoughts on what Entrecard can do to get the "quick drop" mindset out of the people who use the system.