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As far as I know @berniesanders regularly gets mad about what he calls 'reward pool rape'. He has targeted @haejin since the account posts 10 posts a day and has an average reward around 200$. I do feel his posts are very similar and their aggregate value is hardly 2000$ per day or even per post. I bet it takes him a max of an hour to make one, he is being paid too much to make any such post.

When whales use their considerable stake to consolidate wealth it's basically bad for the network value of steem because the money is what draws and retains users mostly. If the concentration of token ownership is like the wealth distribution in the USD we have problems. Since generally our goal is decentralization of everything including money.

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Whale fight aka flag wars

Thanks for the explanation. So if I understand it correctly, the "big players" only vote for themselves and don't look at the others knowing they restrict us the smaller fish and make sure they only keep the earnings and by flagging them the smaller fish hopes to give some power back to the majority?