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maybe this is related to the fact that is in the Snippet section?

Infact this, and other, sections are available only for reading, browsing, and searching as stated here. Voting it is not mentioned, but seems implicit.

This happened in 2009, 5 years before you join the brotherhood.

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In reply to Re: node with no Vote button (but still vote radio buttons) by Discipulus
in thread node with no Vote button (but still vote radio buttons) by RonW

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