Thanks for your sympathy though. My little brother, I know, voted up my stuff. I also voted up all his things, no matter what it was. But how do they draw the conclusion that we are abusing multiple accounts? I guess I can see room for suspicion, but not a full on ban! I don't know. I'm beginning to not care. I just don't like the idea that it is that easy and that my brother's upset when he gets home from school today.
@pegosh2 We reach the conclusion when there are spikes on the graph, and other account on the same IP. If the spike is sharp within a few seconds or minutes, like 5 votes in the same minute, then we get suspicious.
@shroom207 I am plenty aware of the rules. I am sure, as my little brother and I only have select access to the internet, which doesn't include anything other than educational sites and pandora, that my mother and father would not have done this. So, I am at a dead end here. *scratches head* I don't even see how, as lockheedmartin suggested, any admin could be suspicious. Maybe another reason?
@ Catelitte Although I cannot speak 100% for my parents, I can speak 99.9% for them. I highly highly doubt there was any abuse. I know that my parents have voted up my works. I don't know when or in what quantity. So where do we stand?