Please see Voting/Experience System for all the gory details. In short, not a bug. :-)

In long (and quoted:)

If you can't see any radio buttons, then you may be viewing something that can't be voted on or you may not have any votes to cast. If you own a node (you wrote it) or if you've already voted on a node, then you'll see the current reputation of the nodes instead of the buttons. The reputation is simply the number of up-votes cast minus the number of down-votes cast.


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demerphq

    First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.
    -- Gandhi

• Update:  
Personally I dont see why this node received so many down votes. The links to the Voting/Experience system aren't so obvious that I think this question deserves a downvote. Weren't any of the downvoters newbies at some point as well?! For the record I upvoted your question. People shouldn't be afraid of asking questions here.


In reply to Re: A possible bug with voting? by demerphq
in thread A possible bug with voting? by kiat

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