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Because you can!

Vote early, vote often!

Honestly, it's because no-one takes these things all that seriously, and it would take far too much effort to get it right (for some definition of right) for anyone to spend the time to do so. And even then there would always be ways to sneak past and vote more than once. Life is too short to worry about things like that.

What I really miss the most is the ability to vote on non-existant choices. That was much more fun.

• another intruder with the mooring in the heart of the Perl


In reply to Re: Why can I vote several times on Polls ? by grinder
in thread Why can I vote several times on Polls ? by wazoox

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