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Who have logs of how users vote?
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this post was submitted on 10 Nov 2023
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This is absolutely not true. I just verified in my database that I can see how everyone voted on your comment. I can see that @Bishma@discuss.tchncs.de and @snowe@programming.dev (you) upvoted this comment, and that @dandroid@dandroid.app (me) downvoted this comment.
Edit: more people voted since my comment, and I can see all them, but I don't want to put those people on blast. I wrote a very short SQL query to get me this information for any comment id. It took about 3 minutes with zero previous knowledge of the lemmy database.
which table? Because I sure don't see that in the programming.dev db.
edit: nevermind, it's the comment_like table. I'll update my other comment with a retraction.