I am on the Andriod SE app on the Galaxy S2 when the problem appeared. I was on this question and upvoted the current posts at that time. For some weird reason, it doesn't show that I upvoted the question but does show that I upvoted the answer as shown:    As you can see, the upvote button will turn red when clicked, signifying that I did upvote the post. I thought that I might have undone the upvote, causing the red to disappear, so I tried upvoting it again. But at the top, it says "You have already voted on this question". Unknown vote now? Upvote button not red as normal now? Weird... So my question is, why isn't the upvote button red when I upvoted the question?  EDIT: It is not a duplicate because I posted my question 4 months before the duplicate arrived.
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Related:   I am using 1.0.71 on KitKat.  Immediately after voting, the arrow is displayed in red and the vote count is correct. However, when I scroll to read answers and then back to the top, the arrow is grey again and the vote count is reset to the previous value.  A reload of the question (pulling the finger down) is needed to show the correct situation, which is kept from then on.  This case was on security.stackexchange.com but I observed the same behavior on other sites too.  Screenshots   original state:  upvoted:  scrolled down and back up  after a reload
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The following scenario happened to a question of mine today:   I asked a question to a topic I'm pretty new to. Someone answered the question, it absolutely satisfied my points, so I upvoted and accepted it.   But a few minutes later he got heavily downvoted because (as I understand it) the way he explained the points were completely wrong and they said his words just show he has no clue about the topic.  So he deleted his answer, which made me sad as I thought it will be lost.  But it wasn't.  His answer is still in the question. It has a weak colour, as an answer has of my own after I deleted it. But why? Is this just to me, as I'm the one who upvoted it? Or is it because at the point he deleted it, it was the accepted answer?  And is this just visible to me?  Or anyone can still see it?  And I also noticed he still has the +2 rep he got left from his answer (after downvoting) so is this really a deleted answer?  What's going on?
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A good question will receive many answers, and much more views than normal.    This level of activity is not reflected in the upvoting of said question. I recently encountered several such questions, which until I pointed this in the comments () stayed in the lower 0-2 upvotes.    My two suggestions:   Automatically upvote any question you answer, with the ability to cancel this up-vote. This makes sense to me, as I answer only questions I like/are good (and I suppose others too). Display popup message similar to:       Have you considered upvoting this question?    Addressing comments given so far: Answers do not mean a question is good, but it does imply you have an opinion on it. So why not prompt any one who answers to express their opinion by voting? (Similar to what happens when you upvote an answer to your own question).
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I'm hoping this is a &quot;quick fix&quot;, but it's far from a priority. A small change might help a lot here. I got some egg on my face yesterday when I . A new user thought the same thing and had asked in chat. It turns out that's by design  Look at the candidates you voted for. The '1st', '2nd' and '3rd' choice buttons look different there; here are the buttons on the candidate I voted for as second choice:  Unless I get shown a candidate I did vote for, my screen looks like this  While voted candidates show like this (note 1st and 3rd are greyed out)  I would like to see all the buttons, save ones I used to vote for, shown as greyed out. It would make it visually obvious that one cannot cast a new vote.
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I recently flagged a post on SO as "Unclear what you're asking". Afterwards, for whatever reason, I clicked flag again and found this:    Is there any reason it says I've raised a duplicate flag too when I'm positive I have not? Is this a bug? The question, as of 2:56 PM UTC, 11 September, 2013, has only existed for 26 minutes and the flag doesn't exist in my flag history:    Note: There are several similar questions:       The first was never answered and the second is unrelated as it appears the person asking did, in fact, raise the flag they assumed they hadn't raised.
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Someone else has already asked a question about the exact same problem that I am having. Unfortunately, the question does not have an answer yet. Follow-on questions to the original poster have gone unanswered. How do I get an answer to that question?  I can't upvote the question unless I have 15 reputation.  I don't have an answer to the question (yet), although I do have some more information about my particular instance of that problem that may lead to an answer. I don't see how to just comment on the question.  What choice do I have other than to start a new post with the same question (and be responsive when anyone replies)?
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There is no indication for the comments on question which I have already up-voted.  In app, user can do vote-up as many as he wants to play with it (Though its not incrementing up vote counter on Web or app) but there should be 2 things:   It should be disable or shouldn't show vote-up option if user has already voted up comment. At the same, it should show indication (same as on site) that the particular comments are up-voted by me.
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Yesterday, I voted to close a question as a duplicate. Today, I'm curious if the question is still open, but I did not keep a link to that question.  Is there some way to see a list or history of questions that I voted to close? On my activity tab, I can only find "reviews", which does not include questions that I vote on outside of reviews.
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At the moment SE shows us current voting results, a notification for new answers and comments, etc., instantly. However, it doesn't show us when a post is deleted.  Please notify us also when a post is deleted. Then I don't have to type a (long) comment, only to notice the post got deleted in the meantime.
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When a user has the  privilege, they can click on the post score to see the individual counts for upvotes and downvotes.  When a user doesn't have this privilege this functionality isn't present, except after loading newly added answers without refreshing the page. After clicking the "new answers to this question" link the click functionality to view vote counts is added to all posts, though actually clicking on it results in a dialog stating that an error occurred (I'd assume due to not having the required reputation).  May be related to the fix for this previous bug report:
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When viewing an answer that already has a suggested edit on it, I get the option to edit it via the app. After typing bunch of text and submitting, I get a message saying that I can't suggest edits, and can't actually submit the edit.  In the desktop version, the "edit" link is greyed out. Can I get that in the Android App too? This happens too often for me.  This applies to editing answers only.
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I have first downvoted an answer. Then, I decided to leave it the way it was before, meaning to undo my downvote just like it never existed, so I upvote to remove my downvote. Suprise! SO seems to consider it as two upvotes!  Let's say I have an answer with -3, then I decide to downvote it making it -4. After deeper thoughts, I prefer to remove my downvote to let it the way it was before I downvoted, meaning -3, but SO makes it -2 automatically!     Wouldn't it be supposed -3, and not -2? If someone else would have upvoted, it would have made it an upvote +1, not a +2!   Am I missing something here?  In fact, is there a way to tell SO that I only wish to undo my downvote, and not upvote the answer? I may understand why it does behave this way. I only wish to undo my downvote, though.
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Someone commented on my answer and I just replied to that in a comment. The I immediately edited the comment by selecting it and then pressing edit on action bar.  The edit didn't show up, even after doing a pull to refresh on the question, it was showing the comment in its original form.  It only showed up once I reopened the question from the right drawer (notifications).  The apps says 1.0.60 in about.
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When a question is initially flagged as a duplicate, there is a comment. If the duplicate flag gets enough votes, the question is closed as a duplicate, and the comment is deleted.  Does upvoting the duplicate comment count as a close vote? Does it do anything at all?
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Comments can now be upvoted and flagged. How do those features work? Do users get rep for their upvoted comments? Do upvoted comments have any effect on comment sorting? And can users see their own comment upvote number somewhere?  Related:  The  about comments
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Probably everybody who is very active on SO has experienced cases of random, serial upvoting as the expression of thanks from a (usually newbie) user. The pattern is usually 5 or more upvotes on your latest answers. The upvotes will be detected within 24 hours, and removed. (Or so I assume.)  No harm done except maybe a minor irritation for people after one of the &quot;rep cap&quot; badges because they are shown a higher reputation than they actually have. Still, I was thinking whether, in an attempt to channel the positive attitude into more productive areas, it would be worth showing a tooltip on the third upvote for the same person within time frame x:  Please use one upvote, a comment, or some quality content of your own, to say thank you Large numbers of upvotes for the same user may become invalid as part of our spam detection mechanisms.  Does this make sense? Maybe it is too localized and rare, but it has happened to me three or four times in the last two weeks alone. You decide.  Clarification: I am not advocating putting up any kind of barrier on upvotes. . I'm suggesting informing people of the barrier and the futility of their ten or so upvotes for a single person because those votes are likely to be revoked.  Update: @devinb makes the good point that &quot;saying thanks&quot; is not the only possible reason for serial upvoting, and the message wouldn't make sense then. The point still stands: Your votes aren't going to count, and when it comes to up voting (which is always some sort of positive behaviour, however misguided if done indiscriminately) I think it's fair to inform people of this.
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Over at Science Fiction &amp; Fantasy, I answered this question:  (spoilers for Harry Potter 6/7!). This brought my reputation up to 10,565. However... this upvote didn't show up in the dropdown. Some screenshots:  The dropdown, showing +120 today:    My ?tab=reputation page, showing +130:    My /reputation page, showing the upvote:    So...  Why is it not showing in the dropdown?    This also happened with  - the dropdown is exactly the same as before, and yet I gained another 10 rep, and it's showing in all the other places. And on this question - there's no change in the dropdown. And again on SO - I had a  approved, which gave me +2, and... nothing in the dropdown.