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It happens when you are not logged in and you click the arrow. It redirects to the login form, and then when you return, the up-vote arrow is gone but the vote
by vladd 16y ago
It happens when you are not logged in and you click the arrow.
It redirects to the login form, and then when you return, the up-vote arrow is gone but the vote isn't counted.
- moe 16y agoNot necessarily. It also happens to me when up- or downvoting comments. I think there are safeguards in place to prevent us from voting too rapidly. E.g. when I go through a thread and "adjust" it to my liking (up/down vote as I see fit) and then reload, then usually half of my votes didn't make it. I'm trying to get into the habit of voting immediately, but keep falling back to "buffered I/O" when I'm not paying attention...