Some of the classes stripped out in views-view.tpl.php break AJAX functionality in Views. I know the project page says "Mothership will remove some of the flexibility that cck & views provides out of the box," but I'm not sure if this is part of that or an accident.
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jp.stacey commentedI think that's by design: we've had this problem too. The problem that happens over time with Drupal themes is that module M will add an innocuous class C to element E, and then module or submodule M2 will assume that class C will always be on that element, and write its AJAX accordingly. Hence templates tend to get class bloat over time and Mothership tries to remove this.
You can fix this by using a child theme to Mothership, and copying the views-views.tpl.php from the Views module into your child theme's directory. You really want to be creating a child theme anyway as otherwise you'd have to edit core Mothership files to make any changes.