What's not clear here? Someone who uses the steem pool for his advantage - shall not deal with others using the same pool for their advantage. 
You sold the pool for sbd's - you can't complain when someone else does it in a different way.

@fulltimegeek.

@fulltimegeek , @anyx ... I wish the list was longer

What do you consider 'reward pool rape'? Original content shared exclusively on steemit.com perhaps? 

11 of my original writing blogs have been flagged because I'm making too much? 

Is there a way of working out exactly what I'm allowed to earn from my writing so I can avoid getting flagged like this?

What other factors are taken into consideration? For example, a piece of furniture nailed together and not finished so you get splinters in your arse whenever you sit down would not fetch as much money as a planed and sanded seat with dovetail joints and varnished surfaces. 

The apprenticeship and time served must surely be taken into consideration?

I've been writing for more than two decades and have honed my skills, taking courses on editing and proofreading (paid for from my own pocket, not steem) and therefore, I've invested time and money into my apprenticeship.

So, when I write a blog post, not only do I put in hours of writing, decades of writing *experience* and many more decades of my life-experiences from which I get my writing, you also get a little piece of me and my skill as a writer and storyteller.

@transisto has flagged 11 posts this past couple of days and I'm getting the feeling that it's not just because he/she believes I've been over-paid.