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I've just successfully upvoted the OP on the page mentioned. The other radio buttons and the [vote!] button are still there.

I then successfully upvoted and downvoted two random anonymous posts in that thread. Again, the other buttons are still there.

After 17 years, it probably doesn't matter; however, if someone wants to test as well, they could reverse my random voting. The nodes in question are:

I upvoted: Re^2: Database Update or Insert
I downvoted: Re: Re: Re: Database Update or Insert

— Ken

In reply to Re^4: Missing vote button on Snippets page by kcott
in thread FIXED: Missing vote button on Snippets page by talexb

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