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17 votes

A fuller story of up/down-voting

This is already possible for users with 1,000 or more reputation: How do I view vote counts? Voting scores, as displayed, are the sum of the up and down votes on a post. Vote counts are the ...
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Non-accepted answers "better" than the accepted one - what to do?

Apparently there is nothing wrong with this: we even have a special badge, called "Populist" awarded for the answer which outscores the accepted answer by a factor of 2. The reasons of this phenomenon ...
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Can I see who voted for what after I die?

As I understand it, one destination has an Ethereal API to the Stack Exchange databases. Unfortunately one only has assembly language to write the routines to use it, and no linker: you have to ...
Gerhard Paseman's user avatar
7 votes

Can I see who voted for what after I die?

I think the religion of copyism, which holds that information is sacred and must be preserved, is the one you should look into. The information as to who voted for what is certainly something you get ...
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How can this question have more downvotes than views?

Using spam flags, a single user (with a single page view) can incure two downvotes to the post: one regular, and one automatic downvote from a spam flag.
Emil Jeřábek's user avatar
4 votes

How can this question have more downvotes than views?

Given the time you posted this, it's most likely this spam question (only visible with 10k reputation); there's a copy over here in the records of a community project fighting spam across the network. ...
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