I agree about not centralizing everything. But also not of decentralizing everything. Something in the middle, I would say.

Does that answer your question?

As my approach is not finished and I do just some brainstorming here, I thought it might be good for something. A consensus might change the single interactions as well.

Do you think it would be of some support to you in being asked about a maximum-upvote-amount-per-user? And would it be of use to you to see the results of others, too? ... This could lead to a habit of law and not to a centralized form of legislation, execution, and justification.

I ask myself the question if a poll and the result of it would change my view and habit in flagging/downvoting.