Okay, I see any organizational questions are bad here, they are downvoted, and also other nodes belonging to that user are downvoted as well!.

That is why this matters.

Who care? I care, because I almost became subject to mass downvoting recently for no reason except I accidentially asked taboo question.

Also I additionally care, because, as it became obvious from current situation, now I use several logins just to not be massive downvoted in a future.

As I stated before it is not harm for me to be downvoted, I will use Chicken login to ask any organizational questions, just in case.

Also, I see little logic in your reply, because, if you're trying to know what will be if, say, one will kill another person, which punishment will be applied to him, then you will hear an answer:
Hey. why do you asking? You're surely intended to kill someone!

OTOH does anyone abused perlmonks in the past? Is it possible?

And NO, I do NOT want to kill a person, I just want to be safe from other abusements such as massive downvotes!

In reply to Re: (RhetTbull) Re: Does perlmonk.org users are analyzed? by Chicken
in thread Does perlmonk.org users are analyzed? by Chicken

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