Re^3: No votes

[Co-Rion]

Neither account reacted to my inquiry whether they are the same person. They share details which make it quite clear that they are the same person.

1. A person may have only one account which they use for voting.

This was violated.

I welcome you speaking out for them but as they had enough time to react and didn't, I don't think an apology will be forthcoming.

[manoj_speed]

I personally messaged this to chromatic, since I don't know how to inform to gods about this. Jonam is my friend. That's it. I request gods to look into this and kindly grant my voting permission.

[marto]

/msg gods would suffice, though at least one of them was already aware, since they messaged both accounts in the first place.

Martin

[jdporter]

I personally messaged this to chromatic, since I don't know how to inform to gods about this.

A reply to Co-rion would have sufficed. You can't figure out how to use the "reply to" function in your Message Inbox?

[Argel]

PerlMonks does not exactly have the most intuitive interface. In many ways that's part of its charm. But lets be realistic -- it also makes it harder for new users to figure out how to do things. Even something like accessing your Inbox isn't as intuitive as it could be. So I don't think it's really fair to expect new Monks to quickly become acclimated to the environment. Even more so when English is not the respective Monk's native language, such as the case here where manoj_speed is from India. We also do not know the contents of the message sent by Co-Rion. If he told manoj_speed that he needed to contact the gods then exactly how is he supposed to know how to do that? I have been here over eight years and I think this thread is the first time I have seen "/msg gods". I'm not saying you are wrong -- but it also seems unreasonable to just assume new Monks can easily figure out how to navigate The Monastery.