Last time the CMS was used was in January 21, 2016. That's basically the only article written by a Curator (Iskar in this case - see
here for those who haven't noticed it). Considering that this particular article has so far about 12,700 views, that CMS articles can easily reach 2,000 to 3,000 views within a month, and that any member can comment them, I wouldn't say that it doesn't reach the intended audience. It is just under-used by the Curia.
Unless I'm wrong, what SteathFox said is that to get more prestige, the Curator should act like any other Content Staff Director, with goals to achieve, not only for the Curia but for the site as well. In his task he would be helped by assistants or deputies. If you think that the task is too big for the Curator and 2 assistants, then we just need to add 1 or 2 more. From my opinion, if the Curator and his assistants have only the Curia and the LHF to take care, that's not a Hercules' task. The only thing we need is someone with the time and the will to do that.It doesn't need to be a huge thing at the beginning. Start small and it can grow with time. No need to rush.
Now, if we're not already able to find applicants for Curial positions (1 Curator, 2 Censors and 2 Magistrates which is a total of 5 people), how do you expect to find 6 or 10 of them? The problem of finding applicants remains.
True (and I don't call that a "vague reference" btw) but as pointed, the consequences can be the same. Nowadays, with the current activity, it would just kill the Curia. I wouldn't take that risk.