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Here's a list of similar / duplicate requests on the main Meta.StackOverflow site:

• Shouldn't a rep-less newbie at least be able to upvote a good answer to his/her own questions?
• Allow upvote for <15 rep users on own questions [closed]
• Allow new users to vote on answers they've received [closed]
• Why is 15 reputation required to upvote?

I guess you can read through them to get the idea why users want the ability, and why it is declined.

The main idea is: With 1 rep, you haven't gained any trust yet. The site only trusts you voting until you've proven that you've understood the system (i.e. by asking a good question or posting a good answer).

Here's a list of similar / duplicate requests on the main Meta.StackOverflow site:

• Shouldn't a rep-less newbie at least be able to upvote a good answer to his/her own questions?
• Allow upvote for <15 rep users on own questions [closed]
• Allow new users to vote on answers they've received [closed]
• Why is 15 reputation required to upvote?

I guess you can read through them to get the idea why users want the ability, and why it is declined.

The main idea is: With 1 rep, you haven't gained any trust yet. The site only trusts you voting until you've proven that you've understood the system (i.e. by asking a good question or posting a good answer).

Here's a list of similar / duplicate requests on the main Meta.StackOverflow site:

• Shouldn't a rep-less newbie at least be able to upvote a good answer to his/her own questions?
• Allow upvote for <15 rep users on own questions [closed]
• Allow new users to vote on answers they've received [closed]
• Why is 15 reputation required to upvote?

I guess you can read through them to get the idea why users want the ability, and why it is declined.

The main idea is: With 1 rep, you haven't gained any trust yet. The site only trusts you voting until you've proven that you've understood the system (i.e. by asking a good question or posting a good answer).

Here's a list of similar / duplicate requests on the main Meta.StackOverflow site:

• Shouldn't a rep-less newbie at least be able to upvote a good answer to his/her own questions?
• Allow upvote for <15 rep users on own questions [closed]
• Allow new users to vote on answers they've received [closed]
• Why is 15 reputation required to upvote?

I guess you can read through them to get the idea why users want the ability, and why it is declined.

The main idea is: With 1 rep, you haven't gained any trust yet. The site only trusts you voting until you've proven that you've understood the system (i.e. by asking a good question or posting a good answer).

Here's a list of similar / duplicate requests on the main Meta.StackOverflow site:

• Shouldn't a rep-less newbie at least be able to upvote a good answer to his/her own questions?
• Allow upvote for <15 rep users on own questions [closed]
• Allow new users to vote on answers they've received [closed]
• Why is 15 reputation required to upvote?

I guess you can read through them to get the idea why users want the ability, and why it is declined.

The main idea is: With 1 rep, you haven't gained any trust yet. The site only trusts you voting until you've proven that you've understood the system (i.e. by asking a good question or posting a good answer).

Here's a list of similar / duplicate requests on the main Meta.StackOverflow site:

• Shouldn't a rep-less newbie at least be able to upvote a good answer to his/her own questions?
• Allow upvote for <15 rep users on own questions [closed]
• Allow new users to vote on answers they've received [closed]
• Why is 15 reputation required to upvote?

I guess you can read through them to get the idea why users want the ability, and why it is declined.

The main idea is: With 1 rep, you haven't gained any trust yet. The site only trusts you voting until you've proven that you've understood the system (i.e. by asking a good question or posting a good answer).