Improving posts quality in Local boards requires, in my opinion, some users from those local boards, who are able to check if this improving is really happening, based on the recommendations proposed by 1miau and Gazetabitcoin.
Good point. After some time, Hatchy could provide insight about all the achievements of the campaign. There might be members doing a good job, learning a lot from that campaign and these improvements should be honored in my opinion. Of course, any local board member is invited to write a summary, if the goals of the campaign are met, as well.

“plurality should not be posited without necessity.”Most of the local boards have dedicated moderators who evaluate published posts and delete those ones that have the vicious style and/or dull/irrelevant content.
For instance, Russian board has two high-skilled mods who perfectly cope with their duties including that ones which are relevant to improving posting quality .
It seems you have misunderstood the entire goal of our campaign. Our campaign is dedicated to create awareness for every community member to put effort into their posts. That way, moderators will also have less work to delete shitposts if there are less shitposts in general.
The entire intention of our campaign is to be a community campaign, not a moderator campaign.
Our campaign is intended to be beneficial for the forum because no one wants to read uninteresting, generic shitposts. There will be less traffic on Bitcointalk and less readers because no one wants to read shitposts. Just visit some spam megathreads in our Gambling section, the shitposts are very generic there and it's a waste of time to read.
That's why we should create quality posts and our campaign is creating awareness for this.
Hatchy explained that very well above, too.
