@krnel 
>I will keep at this until change is going to happen. 

I wish you would just discuss it in the witness chat channel  as smooth is there too isn't he?
how is this helping the community?
perhaps [this post](https://steemit.com/steemit/@thecryptofiend/the-complete-steemit-etiquette-guide-revision-2-0) would help you calm down.  I don't think writing about it in series would help you convince them and I don't think it is helping you either.  These post series are making you look bad - it's like .. this flagging overrewarded content has been going on for weeks and its not just smooth nor transisto that are doing it there's more .. but when it happened to you that's when you complained about it.

But the community can only make suggestions, right?  And it's up to the developers to listen to us or not and change the code or not.
I think that it is great to make suggestions.
I'm just saying that unless the changes are made, we have to accept that we have decided to join the Wild West where nothing is fair.  Keep pushing for changes but take the emotion out of it if we can.  If emotions gets to an unhealthy level, I think that it is best to leave "the Wild West" as there is nothing holding us here. 
But perhaps you are good with the high emotional levels involved in fighting this fight.  It may be worth it to you, especially if you don't have other more important fights going on in your life right now. 
Many people are already emotionally on the edge just from dealing with their lives outside of Steemit.  And it is not healthy to expect things to be fair here in a place that they chose to join, but they don't need to be here ... if the expectations of forcing things to be fair on Steemit pushes them over the edge.  
Honestly, just seeing all of this constant talk about the situation here on Steemit lately has drained me a fair bit even though I decided that it should not.  I probably should not even read posts like this or respond to them.  
In reality I DO CARE a lot about what happens to Steemit ... however, I should not allow myself to care so much if it interferes with living a healthy life.

What does "The negative must be faced" mean ?

yes bitcoinparadise.  It drained me too when I was unfairly flagged and lost rewards.
But I find it much less draining now that I've changed my expectations to be that Steemit is NOT FAIR!  I know it's not fair and now I don't sweat the small stuff.

I have said before that if the developers aren't going to change it to make it more fair (which I really hope that they do) than they should put a big post on the front page and communicate very clearly that Steemit is not fair -- you will be flagged and your money/Steem will be stolen -- so get used to it if you want to be here.

When you don't have expectations, the stress goes down greatly.

I suppose that's true, mynameisbrian.  I could have made a case for why I did not consider it fair, but since he transisto does not leave comments when he flags there is no way to do that.  Which is a big part of the frustration.  He may not have considered that I had never been in trending before, after consistently putting out articles that take lots of effort since August and that many people have said they appreciate and like.  If if needed to be chastised by a flag, you would think that an explanation would be in order so that I might know what the poor behaviour is supposed to be or why my posts are never on a rare occasion entitled to be in the trending category.

But like I've said, I've decided to shrug it off and hope that the system changes.   I talked about it only because others are talking about it, but the sting has past. 
If Steemit developers truly think that this type of flagging on whims if you have invested big bucks is what is good for Steemit, than so be it.  It's their company and I can decide to stay or not.   
It would be nice though if each flag was accompanied by a reason, maybe a list of reasons, and maybe a spot to respond with info that the flagger may not have considered or known.  

Also, I've toughened up I suppose because some people consider my posts to be controversial and have flagged me before over simple disagreement with what I'm writing about.  They were usually minnows and a couple of times dolphins, so the money wasn't the issue but just the feeling of being slapped in the face for respectfully asking people to consider something that they would rather completely censor.  
I respect the flaggers who at least explain themselves.

Hi @mynameisbrian -    It is very difficult to consider putting money into Steem when you can see these huge stakeholders and how they are treating people, the system flaws and the lack of respect for the end-users.   
If the only reason right now to buy is to negate the whales... a person is going to have to purchase a whole lot of steem, I've done the math and the amount of stake one would have to buy to gain influence, would still not have much payoff in ROI.
Of course there is speculation - but without the platform, Steem is just another (I am going to grow up some day and be Bitcoin)