I totally understand the idea but it's like the government investing everybody (millions) to find this one bad guy.
Normally, a well-programmed bot called cheetah should see a pattern and tell steemcleaners to check manually.
I also understand that they have thousands of checks to do.
Still, I think that a bot should not make any conclusions on a not 100% verified other bot.Thanks for your reply @danielsaori.
I contacted @steemcleaners already to get me whitelisted. In my eyes, this is reverse argumentation. I need to explain why "I'm innocent" and I really thought we left the middle ages some months ago.
We might be moving in the wrong direction then. I do not want to prove my innocence!
If I'm proved wrong you can punish me - but do not turn this around (I address cheetah here).
I understand your frustration, but the cheetah upvote is not accusing anyone. So there is no need to prove your innocence.
If Steemcleaners would do a manual intervention it would require a lot of work. It is not a perfect world, but at least it fills a purpose to inform all those who are not aware they are guilty of plagiarism and they can stop it in time.