I guess that occurs when you follow some misformatted link, e.g. http://perlmonks.com/?node_id=1024047 when logged in thru perlmonks.org, instead of Re: Once again ... is it time to get rid of the Anonymous Monk? (or probably http://perlmonks.org/?node_id=1024047 when logged in thru perlmonks.com

Possibly not relevant if you checked "remember me" on all relevant domains

Update: and not "while posting", but rather "posting and later notice that I wasn't signed in since several pages". From user's perspective there's no difference :-)

Update 2: I want a "preview"-button when updating a post...

In reply to Re^2: Once again ... is it time to get rid of the Anonymous Monk? by soonix
in thread Once again ... is it time to get rid of the Anonymous Monk? by locked_user sundialsvc4

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