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You can find it in several ways. The link from your flair on the question contains your id - https://meta.stackexchange.com/users/164012/daniel - in this case it's 164012 here on meta. Go to your pr …

Deleting an account on one site has no effect on any of the other sites. Even if you delete the account that reached 200 rep and all the other accounts have less than 200 rep, you won't lose the assoc …

You can already create a second account - using different login credentials - but that does require that you either use different browsers or continually log in and log out to post on the relevant sit …

Should we refrain from voting at all on each others' questions & answers? Personally I'd do this. It's much easier than trying to remember how many you've voted on and worrying about whether you …

As hims056 points out in his comment, you ended up creating a new account. You now have two accounts. Your old one: https://stackoverflow.com/users/2375535/nomade and your new one: https://stackov …

There is no limit to the number of accounts that can be merged, or how frequently they can be merged. However, the team require you to prove that you are the owner of any accounts you want merging, a …

If you create an account on site B with the same OpenID/e-mail as you used for site A then the accounts will be linked. If you wish to participate on some sites anonymously then either do so unregist …

Click on your name at the top of the page to access your profile. The accounts tab is the one on the far right.

If you register with the site you'll have a permanent account you can use from any computer. Once you've done that if you can then find one of your previous questions you can "flag" it for moderator …

Assuming you can find the question you can flag it for moderator attention and ask for the accounts to be merged. There will probably be some e-mailing between the team and you to verify ownership, b …

Just to reiterate and emphasise what others have written. This: Accounts may Answer a question asked by another account is not allowed on any Stack Exchange site. There is nothing wrong with self …

Yes. That's a profile that was deleted a long time ago. Back then the names weren't anonymised like they are now. Now you'd see user123456 (or whatever their id was)

I agree. Your ID should be global, but your reputation, badges and even bio should be unique to each site. The default would be to have the same bio as the first entered, but you should be allowed to …

It means exactly what it says. There is a block in place (for asking in this case but it could be for answering) but the user hasn't tried to post a question (or answer) since the block was applied. …

The problem here is that the user name is not unique. So how would you tell that /users/12345/chrisf is the same as /users/67890/chrisf when these could legitimately be separate people. You could ha …