The monastery for the most part has been a place without a lot of hard and fast rules. Some abuses of the voting/experience system have resulted in us having to set down some hard and fast rules regarding multiple accounts.

1. A person may only have 1 account which they use for voting
2. Any user having multiple accounts needs to identify and report these to a god within the next week and identify one account which is to be used for voting. The other accounts will have their voting privileges removed.
3. The user with voting privileges will not be able to vote on any nodes which are owned by any of their other users.

Any attempts to hide multiple accounts from the gods will result in action.

Update:You can /msg me with your multi-account info. We are concerned with active accounts. If you currently login with more than one user/ or plan to in the future we want that information.

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