Steemit should function less like Twitter. It already replicates entirely too much of its functionality from the user experience of the normal user.
There is a fire hose of content. It is difficult to find content which you are interested in. If you find a source of content which you like, there's no guarantee that new content will be similar. If you are a creator, there's no guarantee that you can get your work in front of people who are interested in seeing work like yours. You spend a lot of time telling the system what sort of things that you like, but the system never changes its behavior as regards what it does as a result of you doing all that telling. The fire hoses undifferentiated, there's no way to cluster content for presentation, no way to filter aside from picking some people that you follow.
For the vast majority of the Steemit experience, it is exactly like Twitter – except for the fact that you can have properly, nicely threaded comments underneath posts which give conversations a sense of context, a sense of place, and allow lines of reasoning. It's a pity that actually reading those comments is annoying, frustrating, and can't even match the experience provided by low-end USENET readers from the early 90s.
RE: Delegation Issue