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So this post is good @mokh-tar because I decided to participate in the discussion and reply. That being said, I would think being flagged for no reason is bad enough, but for someone out there who might be scamming, or putting out false info then a good solid flag for something harmful to steemit users then might make them feel like this. Also I don't think I would even use the flag, I would just read a new trending feed.