as i explained to Hive account@dantheman there is always a user solution it's quite simple.

for example rather than missing out on some great 'Re-steems' that someone found why not just turn off 're-steems' for the person that was 'spamming'

think about it ..

• you originally followed that person for some reason right? (you took an action)
• now you want to un-follow them due to them 're-steem' 'spamming' things you don't like. (their actions) (the taste of their non original content)

for exaple you may follow someone becasue you love thier orginal artwork - but they love to Re-steem cheese articles - (well they just love cheese) but they don't fully understand the 're-steem' concept (or they just think it shoudl be ok to Re-steem cheese articles)

the solution is simple an option to turn it off for the that user that is re-steeming thing you don't want to see.

you get back to where you were (i.e with their original content) as if no further actions were taken past you 'following'

if you are made to 'un-follow' then you potential miss out on content. (which is by definition less flexible)