I'm specifically talking about the "recommended" option, because sorting high to low is fine but often not what we want, and recommended is the only other option.

I am a viewer on twitch daily, I watch multiple channels but I do not watch a lot of every channel I follow.

What I've noticed is that a channel watch daily every time they're live but gets 10 viewers or less is ALWAYS at the bottom of the list. This streamer also plays the same game I stream and the same game I watch a lot of.

Other channels with more viewers or sometimes also less than 10 viewers that also play games I don't play are always much higher up on the list. Some channels I follow but almost never watch are higher up.

What in the world? How can that be the recommended order of followed channels?

It's like twitch wants me to start unfollowing channels to fix this list. There are plenty of good suggestions, some with very obvious solutions in this category, some of which were made over a year ago.

Does submitting feedback to twitch with very simple solutions - even as simple as sorting low to high - still work?

If twitch can't implement such a simple workaround as low to high sorting, how can anyone believe that "recommended" can give a viable result?