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Since when does Community vote?
SE have implemented a new button that lets you close your own question:
In the specific question you linked to, what happened was that @muru cast a close vote, and this made the following appear to ...
terdonMod
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My question had three upvotes, suddenly it is zero. What is going on?
Your question still has 2 upvotes. One upvote was removed and two downvotes were added which brings the total score to 0. Once you reach 1000 reputation, you become an "established user" ...
terdonMod
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I asked 2 questions in the same day - One very thumbed up, one very thumbed down --- Why?
The reasons people have for voting a question up or down are many. Ideally someone voting will be voting based on objective reasoning, but I'm sure that people vote on questions from purely subjective ...
KusalanandaMod
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What is the definition of a "high-reputation user"?
There's been 2 events that I'm aware of that recently took place. Both of these bothered me personally because these individuals were violating the "spirit" of how SE sites are suppose to work.
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slmMod
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Vote your own post disabled
This was status-declined a decade ago on Meta SE: Remove vote UI elements beside own question and answer posts. It might be worth it to try flagging for it to be reviewed (following What posts should ...
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Is the new question's up-vote policy on SO coming to unix.stackexchange.com?
That change was made network-wide, not just on SO. It's not obvious from the blog post, but there is a hint (emphasis mine):
We’re recalculating reputation for every Stack Overflow and Stack
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Only top scored, non community-wiki answers of a minimum length are eligible