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This post on Meta Stack Overflow suggests that when you vote to close a question, any flags you also raise on it are nulled to prevent an unnecessary increase in helpful flags.

I assume that this has been extrapolated out to answers and that you cast a delete vote as well as raising the flag? This would likely result in the flag being recorded as 'none' to fit the pattern Jeff describes for questions.

This post on Meta Stack Exchange suggests that when you vote to close a question, any flags you also raise on it are nulled, to prevent an unnecessary (and exploitable) increase in helpful flags:

I assume that this has been extrapolated out to answers and that you cast a delete vote as well as raising the flag? This would likely result in the flag being recorded as 'none' to fit the pattern Jeff describes for questions.

This post on Meta Stack Overflow suggests that when you vote to close a question, any flags you also raise on it are nulled to prevent an unnecessary increase in helpful flags.

I assume that this has been extrapolated out to answers and that you cast a delete vote as well as raising the flag? This would likely result in the flag being recorded as 'none' to fit the pattern Jeff describes for questions.

This post on Meta Stack Overflow suggests that when you vote to close a question, any flags you also raise on it are nulled to prevent an unnecessary increase in helpful flags.

I assume that this has been extrapolated out to answers and that you cast a delete vote as well as raising the flag? This would likely result in the flag being recorded as 'none' to fit the pattern Jeff describes for questions.

This post on Meta Stack Overflow suggests that when you vote to close a question, any flags you also raise on it are nulled to prevent an unnecessary increase in helpful flags.  

I assume that this has been extrapolated out to answers and that you cast a delete vote as well as raising the flag? This would likely result in the flag being recorded as 'none' to fit the pattern Jeff describes for questions.

This post on Meta Stack Overflow suggests that when you vote to close a question, any flags you also raise on it are nulled to prevent an unnecessary increase in helpful flags.

I assume that this has been extrapolated out to answers and that you cast a delete vote as well as raising the flag? This would likely result in the flag being recorded as 'none' to fit the pattern Jeff describes for questions.