It could – and it probably should if it wants to keep up with the social media essential core values, which are pretty simple and straightforward to express:
Engaging with the platform should get me more of what I want.
As it stands, engaging with the platform doesn't necessarily get me more of what I want. It's very difficult to find things on topics I'm interested in. My rewards for voting up things I'm interested in are pretty minimal unless everyone else is interested in them. Voting up things I'm interested in doesn't mean that the system can and will find other things I'm interested in and show them to me. There's no way to filter the fire hose of new content if I just want to look at the stream based on things that I've already shown the system I'm interested in.
The one thing that the traditional traditional Steem blockchain does well is threading conversations which hang off the bottom of the post. For that, it actually helps find things I'm interested in and follow the threads of conversation. Positives where positives are due.
In almost every other way, the Steem digital applications lag far behind even the basic functionality of Reddit – and that is really saying something.
There are a lot of things that front end applications on the Steem blockchain should do in order to surface content and make interacting with the platform emotionally rewarding, and one of the things that they could do is put together decent suggestions for content like YouTube does.
RE: Delegation Issue