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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 …

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 …

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 …

You can delete your account on one site independently of all other accounts. So if you want to delete all but your Stack Overflow account you can delete those without affecting the Stack Overflow one …

The copying of the oldest profile is by design. The only way would be to make your Tex/Latex profile read the same as your Math [sic] profile. I'd suggest opening a feature-request to allow the user …

People are allowed to have multiple accounts as long as they don't use them to vote for themselves. There are mechanisms in place to identify this sort of behaviour and steps taken - usually merging …

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)

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 …

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 …

Each site's account is separate in that you can have a different name, profile information etc. However, by default all your other accounts will appear in the "Accounts" section. However, you can hid …

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 …

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. …

By using Google+, Facebook or some other 3rd party OpenID provider you will definitely avoid this problem as Stack Exchange will recognise you the next time you are logged on. You can add additional …

Yes, but the tools are not available to ordinary users. There are tools and processes in place that can detect this sort of behaviour and if we find it votes are invalidated and/or accounts deleted t …

Why not create a second OpenID for gaming and use that instead of the one you used for your Stack Overflow account. There's no rule that states you have to use the same OpenID for all your accounts. T …