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Why is it a privilege to view vote counts?
I've noticed that the vote splitter isn't available on the other stack exchange sites (including here on meta). Is there a reason for this? Please migrate it!
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6You need a minimum amount of reputation to see it.– Martijn PietersSep 28, 2012 at 14:21
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You cannot see the exact vote breakdown until you have reached the "established user" reputation level, 1000 points.
At that point, you can click on the vote tally to see the up and down vote counts:
answered Sep 28, 2012 at 14:22
It is available to those with enough reputation.
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Weird. Is that in the FAQ? Why limit it based on reputation? I thought it was a recent feature and didn't realize it was because I only gained the privilege to see it. Sep 28, 2012 at 14:22
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1It's been around for quite some time. It's only in the FAQ if you consider the privileges page (the page Oded linked) to be part of the FAQ, which is debatable.– PopsSep 28, 2012 at 14:27
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@ChrisGerken - What do you mean? When you hover over your name in the header there is a link to this page in the popup. The page can be seen by anyone.– OdedSep 28, 2012 at 18:40
It's available to those with enough reputation because it's computationally expensive to view the data.
Technically not an answer to the question, but still helpful.
Vote counts are also available through the Stack Exchange API. The following script/extension/bookmarklet on Stack Apps adds this feature, even when you're not logged in:
