I don't think any kind of flag is appropriate for now to give to: @julerz12 against or support it, although one day it will be needed.
If it's true what happened and experienced by @julerz12 ended in an accident and disaster, not fraud, and he said it happened because of his own carelessness in placing the campaign funds he manages.
Besides both campaign owners have mentioned something in light of @julerz12.Don't say that! It's just a "little" money and not the end of the world! We will not open a scam accusation because of something like that. Sure it's not great, but it's not the end of the world as I said. The most important thing is that you straighten it out.
Sometimes, bad days are there to remind us that we have good ones to look forward to. Sad it happened, we'll run new campaign soon managed by Royse777.
The campaign owner just wants to rectify the lost funds and what happened is certain what actually happened, there is no engineering later on or if it is known that the funds were not hacked or something that made the company owner angry.
I think in the case of @julerz12, the consequences and resolution are more to the point between @julerz12, YoMix and @Coinomize.biz, if they pardon or refund during the campaign contract,
Of course we can all understand here and whatever decision the community takes regarding Julerz12 in the future, I think it is rational and reasonable, Flags, warnings and the like.Because as far as I know hacking incidents can happen unexpectedly and at any time and that can happen to A and B, what is certain is that my hacking case has also experienced it, actually bitter, but bitterness must be swallowed by yourself, be it careless nature or the like.