I guess basically the main reason to have a separate account is for sites that I create for my clients and may-or-may-not be administering myself. In this case, it is important to have a separate account for the client since the client *MAY* wish to post to UNITY or not. However, I don't wish my own posts/opinions to become related to those of the other site, and they may not wish the same.

Also, from an admin point of view, I need to be able to turn the account over to the site owner if I stop see more administering the site.

I feel that this is probably a rare exception to this rule, since there probably aren't a lot of developers doing the same work that I am, and most people will want to consolidate all of the licenses under one account.

Otherwise, as I said, with the exception of paid licenses, I see no other reason to create a new account.

I am just concerned that 3.3 in the constitution will ban this practice because it mentions "Business entitites", and I feel that a "Business Entity" is separate from an individual person.