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Can I tell who downvoted one of my answers?
Is this possible on SO? Similar to Facebook where you can see who "Liked" something.
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Can I tell who downvoted one of my answers?
Is this possible on SO? Similar to Facebook where you can see who "Liked" something.
I don't believe this is possible, primarily for the fear of negative consequences (a downvoted user returning down-votes, for example). Requests for the feature typically meet with a status-bydesign (or similar) fate.
For reference: Can I tell who downvoted one of my answers?
It's also worth looking at the minor-compromise effort that Jeff implemented ( Encouraging people to explain downvotes ) which, in theory, encourages first-time down-voters to suggest ways in which the question/answer they're down-voting can be improved. And then hopes they remember in future.
This is one of the main features of SO that the system of up/down voting is anonymous. There is no way to know who up/downvoted you in any of the SE sites.
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– Steve Buzonas
Jan 19 '15 at 23:21