Sure, you can mail me at ura@ureka.org.
I know Ken already, yes. I think he probably invited me there before but I have limited time and I don't go there atm.
@vsc.network is a new technology, yes - it isn't fully ready yet - but is pretty close. Creating smart contracts is the sole function of VSC.
You would learn their system and then write the code to create the contract - the same as already happens with smart contracts on Ethereum, for example.

Anyone can create smart contracts, but they can't force user accounts to change their voting patterns directly. They are good for economic processes, like fund raising, running NFT projects, creating DAOs or even running an entire organisational structure (along the lines of a corporation or government). The best way to overcome downvote problems that I am aware of is to create L2 tokens which are designed to prevent downvote abuse. If people buy in to the token and become too abusive, the community creator can opt to fork the token and exclude the problem maker - the same as was done to Justin Sun during the Steem hostile takeover. This is a foolproof system because the new users continue on as normal. The challenge is that this then shifts the 'censorship' power away from downvoters (the community) and onto the community creator (or a board that shares the responsibility) - with the goal not being to censor content but to remove abusive downvoters.

This is all in the pipeline.