@Hubaz_Linker Since some of the people here are disposed not to believe you, I just wanted to confirm that I was able to find the technology question with its reference to aliens. It was an older question, and the reference goes by quickly, but it’s definitely there. My fault for missing it previously. And yes, there were a few confused people who sent me messages asking why we were taking down questions about aliens (thus my earlier clarification). But I don’t blame you for asking a fun question.
As for your other question, the problem was that the title did not explain the question. A quick look at your question history doesn’t yield any obvious problems of the same type, but the moderators certainly are not omniscient. If you have other questions with bad titles that weren’t moderated, it’s not because we let them pass. It’s because we didn’t notice them and no one else flagged them. And in any case, “but I got away with all those other murders!” isn’t really a good defensive strategy.
I would also suggest that sending insulting messages to the moderation team when you send a question back for review is probably not the best way of handling things. Just as we are not omniscient, we are not omnipresent. Not all of our time is spent waiting for questions to review.
On the subject of multiple accounts, I would like to note—more for the other participants on this question than for you—that there is no rule against it. In fact, this is what the guidelines have to say on the topic:
Can I have more than one account?
Provided that it is not used to game the lurve system, deceive, confuse or cause trouble, we allow users to create more than one account.
Whatever some people may personally think about the changing of accounts and/or usernames, then, it is quite clearly allowable according to the site’s rules (within reason).
That said, I would disagree with you when you say “this is supposed to be anonymous.” Whether or not you want to be anonymous or not is entirely up to the individual jelly, and there is no presupposition in favor of one or the other. Indeed, the first users of the site—Ben and Andrew—were not anonymous. Nor were many of the other early users (though some adopted greater amounts of anonymity later on).
But again, it’s up to you. I completely understand why you might not want to tell everyone who you are. It’s fairly difficult to be anonymous to the moderators, though, even if some people think they have us fooled. This site makes it easier for us to identify linked accounts than any other I’ve been a moderator on.
