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RE: Daily Flag Report (2018-03-31)

in #abuse7 years ago (edited)

Thanks for the response @abusereports - so please, could you explain what constitutes as junk? (Note I am actually being civil and trying to have a constructive discussion, not complaining or anything like that. However at the same time, guidelines are necessary).

For example - word length, improper categorisation of flags, spamming many posts, phishing, etc. There needs to be objective guidelines on what constitutes as junk. Especially, a daily flag report needs a link to that guideline, otherwise new users will always ask the same question. :-)

So please, no need to remove the down-vote, but in a civil way, can you explain to me, what objective method you used to classify it?

For me, was it about travel? - Yes
Did it describe a travel experience? - Yes
Did it give recommendations of things to do? - Yes
Are there favourable comments on it by other users? - Yes

Plus it was packaged into a story. So please, since we're all trying to make steem better, let us hear your point of view as well!

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There do NOT need to be any objective guidelines, that's why we're all able to vote as we wish with our stake.

Anyway, no hard feelings @abusereports - Keep up the good work. If steem didn't have police like yourself and @grumpycat, it wouldn't be as cool. Keep up the good work!

OK @abusereports - As a stake holder, what are your subjective reasons, then? If you just didn't like it it...OK, let's go on with our lives, but keeping a community clean is all about community and discussion. The flag is about cleaning up abusive posts or spam

Note I'm actually opening a discussion.