I ++ed the root node because of the penance suggestion...

(Real things now)

• edited this post after it had already been voted on to add this list
• put hidden content in a lot of my posts
• have not requested that vroom remove some of my posts which show clear evidence of personality upvoting, nor have I firmly requested that people not upvote me for that reason
• asked questions privately rather than revealing ignorance in SoPW (thus not giving others the opportunity to learn from the discussion that might have resulted)
• used all my votes for the three days before I reached level 8 in an attempt to get xp (and mentioned in the chatterbox that I was near level yesterday when I was 7 points away from 9)
• have gained most of my xp through non-perl posts
• am so tired of mentions of a certain module that I sometimes downvote posts that mention it regardless of other content (although I mostly try to avoid posts I think will mention it)
• once messaged someone I knew about changing a node rather than just downvoting it as I would have for someone else
• been bothered about some of the 'cabals' for the simple reason that I haven't been invited to join
• gossiped about people at perlmonks both in person and through chatterbox messages
• intentionally omitted the point that probably most deserves to be on this list

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