On the practical side I am not sure all of the points u made have the right standards, or for that matter would even be able to be implemented at this point. However I do think this post is a great food for thought on alternate solutions to prevent abuse and spam and help Steemit in the long run.
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I can't speak on the community standards side of things as I don't know what or if there are a specific set of standards for steemit development. I do however know this type of system works very well on slack. In terms of implementing I can't say I know the specific inner workings of the steemit platform - but I assume its a combination of php, sql, and blockchain tech. From the php/sql side of things it would be incredibly easy. Its a matter of setting the rep score as a variable and then running an if check on it.
$rep = functions_to_get_rep(); if ($rep > 5) { //functions for user } if ($rep > 25) { //functions for user }In terms of the paid features I suggested, yes this would take a bit more work. A series of flags that store features an account holder has paid for - and then of course creating functions for what each said means.
I don't expect it would happen overnight - or even that every (or any) feature I recommend would even be created. But I hope it will instill some outside of the box thinking on ways to solve some of the problems I have read about and experienced as well as give some thought as to ways to increase the overall value of steem.