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Additional comment to my question why this may be important is following situation

Say, I saw a node which contains bad information, so I decided to downvote it.

Okay. But author of it (say) has enough power to see it was me who dislikes his node. Then it became angry to me and downvote everything that belongs to that user (me).

It's not a secret that when massive downvoting happens, people tend do downvote several nodes, even brilliant ones without reading.

In reply to Re: Does perlmonk.org users are analyzed? by Chicken
in thread Does perlmonk.org users are analyzed? by Chicken

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