As a minnow your options are limited. But I would suggest stop following people who who pursue these inquisitions and spread divisive harassment over how people post or vote. Participate in positive conversations and subcommunities within Steemit and shun the negative people and subcommunities. Vote for quality content that you like (whatever that is, whether high-brow or otherwise) and decline to participate in debates over how you or others should be voting (especially when negative). Invite like-minded friends to join who are also looking for a positive experience and likely to contribute in that manner.
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All sage advice. Do you consider the major anti-spam and anti-plagiarism efforts to be on the up and up?
I support and sponsor Steemcleaners which pursues a positive approach of trying to educate people about how to produce great non-plagiarized and properly-categorized content, and stopping identity theft while avoiding harassing or pressuring people to reveal more personal information than they are comfortable doing. I can't comment on any of the other groups, but I suggest evaluating them against this standard.
Very good. Steemcleaners was the group I had in mind when asking. To me it looks like they act in a fair and measured way. But I'm fairly new here. There could be hidden dirt I'm unaware of.