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[Stargate] Who's the best Goa'uld boss?

Which of the canon Goa'uld treated his subjects more fairly and kindly? Of course they would still torture enemies and murder traitors, perhaps punish failure pretty severely. But which Goa'uld treated his warriors and other subjects the best?

With this I mean, not a Tok'Ra  or other "not really a Goa'uld", but, just, which Goa'uld was best to serve, even if they were evil psychopaths.  

I'm leaning either Hathor, who "loved" her subjects, or Ba'al who in general seemed to prefer efficiency over sycophants, up to Lord Yu who seemed to inspire loyalty. Any facts or known events that would put one over others?

Thanks!
gpt
I'd suggest that Yu might be the best; while both Ba'al and Yu are among the more "reasonable" system lords - less prone to random bouts of violence and cruelty, and less likely to needlessly expend subordinates in needless displays of pride or grandiosity - Yu is less proactive and more conservative.

As a subordinate, this is actually better: Yu is less likely to embark on some grand and risky plan which will put you in a dangerous position. While Ba'al wasn't one to flippantly expend lives, he would still embark on aggressive campaigns and accept certain losses as the costs of his victories; Yu was simply content to sit on what he had.