- You flagged "rude or abusive" this question
The question has been around for more than two years, and two very active members have participated in it, so you really think they would miss something rude or offensive? Flag was not necessary here when you could just comment Chris's post or mine if there was something you want to talk about.
Also, in october you were informed that "Due to the nature of this site and lyrical expression in certain genres, language will not always be professional when it comes to lyrics and there may be some foul language on the site." by Dom here.
This is an occurrence where you are warned of something once, but you don't listen.
- You custom-flagged "Can you mark this as community wiki, please?" this answser.
This could have been said in comments directly to the answerer. Mods have nothing to do.
- You custom-flagged "VLQ" this answer.
As you know, the VLQ flag is available only for seven days after the post. So it is not necessary to custom-flag an old post with this reason.
Even if the post is very short, it has an artist, a song and a year, so it could be an answer. You are free to ask for clarifications in the comments, to downvote, to edit it yourself of you want.
- You custom-flagged "VLQ" this answer.
Same as 3.
- You flagged "NAA" this answer.
You might disagree with the answer, but it is still an answer. You are free to ask for clarifications, to downvote if you want, but from what I read, user tries to explain the difference between one word and the other.
- You flagged off-topic this question.
The question is on-topic. As music fans we want to preserve our music enjoyment as much as possible, so we need to take care of our discs. There is nothing wrong here.
- You flagged "No longer needed" a comment in this question.
I don't know what comment you flagged, and for what reason so I can't help you.