Thanks! I actually don't think we have anyone posting through sock accounts, which is not to say people don't have multiple accounts. That is well within their rights. Whether people are posting to sock accounts is not something I'm likely ever going to be able to disprove, so I'm not likely to pay too much attention to that issue. I know the people I work with, their level of integrity, and nothing other than their actions will dissuade me of that. I also know that they're far too busy working to do much else, which is my bigger concern and why I want them to be incentivized to post. If Steemit employees wind up doing things that are immoral, dishonest, or otherwise behave in a way that is grossly inappropriate given their position, then evidence of that behavior would constitute grounds for dismissal. That being said, there is no question in my mind that none of our current staff would ever intentional behave in that manner. Incentivizing team members to use public and auditable accounts is the best way to solve this problem.

I agree that flagging is an especially perilous area for us to wander into, especially for those team members with a large amount of Steem Power. We'll see how it goes, but given the people we are talking about, I'm not especially concerned that they will do anything the community will have issues with, but we'll just have to wait and see.