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banning someone because he is spreading wrong solutions/advice etc. it is valid in my own opinion and could be exercised perhaps with a vote. Protecting PM's standing is legitimate.

Re: Can I please have multiple downvotes per (certain monk's) posts.

The gods are free to excommunicate me at any time. (My only demand is that they must at the same time purge 100% of my posts and comments from the database.) Believe it or not, I have far better uses for my time.

Re: Feature: Auto hide. Change: show node vote counts to all, not just logged in users.

I would much rather see you simply excommunicate me, and delete 100% of my posts, than to do something (like this) which could be permanently harmful to PerlMonks. This site is much more important than me.

Re^4: RFC: Placeholder creation for SQL statements

if this site will but have the good graces to excommunicate me and to delete every one of the many thousands of posts I have made here, then I will never set foot upon this part of this digital planet again

In reply to Re^4: Amicable divorce by Anonymous Monk
in thread Amicable divorce by ribasushi

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