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What does flag represent in profile's statistics?

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I have seen above picture in my profile. What does the flag represent? Does it represent for those which I flagged earlier? Or, I have got 4 flags in my post? Or, It is addition of both of them.

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The number 4 on your picture is a link to the Flag History page. You could click on it and see details for those flag that were raised by you.

A flag has three states: helpful, declined, pending.

It also contains short statistics (summary):

N flags
K helpful, M declined, P pending

Some abilities depends on amount of helpful flags as well as its rate. So it's better not to test system by raising flag here and there.

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