Out of respect, ikegami, I understand about cookie. So let me rephrase my question: why are there two domains for the same content and yet treat users differently? And I still don't understand why some links I clicked on .org (which I was logged in) sent me to .com (which I was logged out). What triggers this domain switching?
While I was editing this I opened a new tab and went to www.perlmonks.com that presented me a login box. So I logged in. When I was back on this editing I clicked the preview button and I became AM. So is this an instant prove of your statement?
You can be logged in at one domain (say perlmonks.org), and not at another (say perlmonks.com).
But again, why? From user experience point of view rather than technical one, I'm really clueless.
Open source softwares? Share and enjoy. Make profit from them if you can. Yet, share and enjoy!
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why are there two domains for the same content and yet treat users differently
You get treated exactly the same on all domains. It's the exact same code on all of them.
If you're asking why there are multiple domains? dunno.
What triggers this domain switching?
Following a bad link someone made in a post or in the CB, like the one you created in the parent post.
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