Hello choroba

mah! maybe is just a matter of character size: we can increase the clear banner it appears as soon as you enter in PerlMonks Discussion section and you have to enter there to post there: it goes very clear:

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In addition recent examples of wrong section posting where reposts or hammering of the same question after deleting the original post. Even the same question under different nickname iirc.

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In reply to Re: Reduce Newbie Confusion by Discipulus
in thread Reduce Newbie Confusion by choroba

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