I'm with you on this one @gmuxx. In fact, I had a discussion earlier with @transisto trying to understand his motivations for flagging that author. I'm still not convinced his move was justified. Pestering true authors will hurt the platform and drive people away. So what happens in the end? Those with high stakes will be left alone on Steemit to circle jerk each other? What happened to the spirit of decentralization, blogging and bringing more people to Steemit?? Having big stake holders exert their power in this manner is not how I envisioned Steemit. The pretense of disagreements over rewards is causing backlash and scaring people away. There are many posts that I totally disagree with their reward and content, but I don't go on flagging them! I flag when I see true abusers, spammers or scammers. That's what whales should be doing to set a good example, instead of trying to teach people lessons how to use the platform and dictate how much reward they should get.