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Post can be eliminated or is it added to a Blockchain permanently? "experiment"
For those initiates in the platform who are unaware of certain sciences in which a "BlockChain" consists, I will explain in a schematic manner what the system is about or consists of, and how it directly infers this in the mechanics of Steemit, to understand a little more thoroughly what what's behind this site.
the "BlockChain" is a decentralized information system that is; This is established, verified, approved and built by multiple users worldwide, which have their hardware to grow and operate this information system. Therefore, this system can detect any harmful behavior by hackers or any malicious entity that tries to inflict any damage to the information stored in the aforementioned block chain. To understand in a more didactic way, you can access this video by clicking "here"
In the case of Steemit, all our tickets will be permanently saved with the option to monetize them, so we can have this information safely stored if we wish to contemplate it in the future. To show new users or migrate content to other sites.
Within Steemit there are certainly no specific regulations on the content to be disseminated, but nevertheless the users and communities interested in the growth or expansion of the site are in charge of ensuring the correct practices in terms of dissemination of content. That is why it seeks to enhance the skills and knowledge of users and in contrast to mitigate all content frivolous or of little importance to the public in general.
As many of the users have already noticed, they post some of their entries in a failed way, so they end up editing it as "error" or "post failed". Assuming that the wrong setting of the UTC schedule could end up showing an unfinished entry or within an undesired schedule.
As you can see in the page capture, the "Delete" option is totally existent within the adjustment parameters, but why does it disappear? this is directly attributed to the start of the monetization within the post, that is, once we have been given some upvotes the entry can not disappear as it would start the counting and healing process.
After finding myself in this rather tedious situation, I decided to think things through and this led me to the following conclusion; By returning the post to zero could this disappear? noting that in five minutes eight different users had voted my failed post, including users that I do not know. This is why look for the most effective way to reverse the nature of the upvote voluntarily.
In the start-up or training stage within the platform many of us get soaked up with basic guides to understand the internal mechanics of Steemit, understanding that the dislike or "Flag" is the last resource to be implemented within a social network that seeks to monetize and promote the content, and that is within this culture of development is to advise or advise third parties before causing an attack to it as a result of a bad action.
The truth is that Flag or dislike devalues the entry in which it has been applied, but nevertheless does not harm the existing reputation, if not the one obtained in that entry as a result of the traffic and recovery obtained in its healing interval (point where the flag if it would harm us), understanding this apply a voluntary flag and I asked a friend to imitate the action to leave the said entry in zeros and delete it easily, which I find perfectly.
Some time ago I have been using the tool Steem.Cool (Created by @blueorgy) which allows me to know my prestige within the platform calculated under a algorithm that accurately shows that reputation. In the same way, it allows me to know the prestige of any user that enters, and to know how much value it deserves to exponentially increase said prestige.
That is why in making such a review I could prove that the voluntary action of flag does not affect our current reputation. Unless the post we have to Autoflagear has an influence on our reputation, that is, has great value.