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I've verified that both users have identical grants and the views in question are definitely views in each respective schema, so I can't find a database or privilege reason that the user can't edit views in the second schema.
As a side note, viewing the view DDL and copy/pasting the definition into a SQL Worksheet allows the user to change the view. Strange that the edit buttons aren't visible or clickable, though.
Any thoughts? How do I submit an official bug report?

No thoughts, but the only official site to report bugs is submitting a SR on Metalink/MOS. However you still might be lucky if someone from the team picks it up here.
Regards,
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