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Why isn't there such an option @ permissions?
I would like to give non-registered users also the option to vote for questions.
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Jul 2, 2011
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Aslan
The likely answer is it would be too open to abuse.
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Indeed, it's feels too open to abuse. But if there is a lot of demand for it, I can think about how to implement it as safely as possible.
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Jul 5, 2011
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Me also - it would be good to have this option. IMO the admin should be conscious of abuse threat, but still be able to enable such a function.
Useful for me.
Even if it's just implemented as IP or cookie-based virtual anonymous users, that'd be fine. The potential for abuse will always be there, but it's something individual site admins can decide to deal with or not.
Pretty, pretty please consider this feature?
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