I flagged this post because it looks like spam and it was posted in the #test category.
Title: hello!
Content: how are you??
Author: @steemtwitting
To me that means that this post was not intended to provide anything of value. You can also edit and delete the contents of this post if you do not intend for it to be viewed by anyone.
Please do not create multiple spam accounts. It is a waste of time, money, and resources for witnesses and those of us invested in improving the steem blockchain. Forming an anonymous account with a sexy persona to perform malicious deeds really cheapens this platform and makes it look more like a cheap porn site than a popular blog network. One honest account is plenty for most people.
Did you ever have any intention of posting anything of real value, or did you just invent this account for the purpose of flagging others for your your own unknown reasons?
I may reconsider removing my flag if you can give a fair reason why you put so little effort into your post, but flagged @donatello in his post:
https://steemit.com/music/@donatello/music-dance-and-fitness-videos-5
@Donatello worked hard on his post which he wrote to help promote others who are also doing good things. I don't think his post was deserving of a flag at all.
Get involved with @steemflagrewards they will give you upvotes for fighting this and other kinds of abuse that destroy the value of steemit. @anthnyadavisii is the one that started SFR it is a great cause that all should be involved in that care about this platform.
Another person and group that does fight abuse is @steemcleaners @patrice.
As well @themarkymark @timcliff they all desire to make steemit a great place for us to blog and share ideas.
I want to point out to @everyone that the group steemit defence league has 17 more accounts now. https://steemd.com/@xomegax you can see them down voting this guys post for no reason.
He is the one that exposed the new accounts to me. They are definitely irredeemables!