Just learned about downvotes and flags, and i found something curious

DISCLAIMER: if you found the post and want to upvote, consider doint it on the repost because @haejin and @starjuno didn't liked what i wrote.

Hi.

Earlier today, after i published the update on haejin portfolio performance, i did a bit of exploration on how the Steem blockchain Works.

As you all probably already know, all blockchains have a block explorer, where you can see all the transactions, so i searched for one that had the data of the Steem blockchain.

And after testing the steemworld and looking at how the transactions are registered, i found this:

Hum... It looks like this user @starjuno downvoted my introduction post and the post were i explained how to easily spot a fake Market guru.

I got curious, and i went to see what @starjuno writes about, and to my surprise, it looks like he was translating haejin posts to Korean months ago, and with haejin authorization, since at the end of all of the posts is written "Only starjuno has been given permission to use postings from @haejin"

This is... interesting.

From what i learned what the downvotes/flags are about, i concluded that they are a useful tool for the community to control the value of votes, and also to avoid that scammers take a share of the reward pool without providing any good content.

But i am really wondering... Why flag the first post of a user on the Steemit platform? Is this way how new users will be greeted when they join?

Maybe @starjuno disagree with what i am writing about, but why not downvote the post that he disagree with, and discuss the matter?

So, @starjuno, here is my invite: tell me on the comments what you disagree with, and that way we can have a conversation about any improvement that i may do on the haejin portfolio tracking.

By the way, wich other block explorers of the Steem blockchain you suggest?

EDIT: Even more interesting... As soon as i published this post, look who start giving me flags, inlcuding this post?

Well mr. @haejin... Don't you want to know how is your performance?