Create a poll
How should people vote?
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Approval
Recommended
Tick every option you'd be happy with. The most approvals wins.
Good for most group decisions, like where to eat or what to watch.
Ranked choice
Rank the options. The last-place option is out each round until one has a majority.
Good for one winner from several strong options, like the next book.
Quadratic
Spread 100 credits. Extra votes for the same option cost more, and you can vote against.
Good for setting priorities, when how much people care matters.
STAR
Give each option 0 to 5 stars. The top two go to a runoff, won by the one more voters scored higher.
Good when people like several options to different degrees, like choosing a venue.
Plurality
The usual way
Pick one option. The most votes wins, even without a majority.
Fine for two options. With more, similar options split the vote.
Find a time
Offer some dates and times. Everyone says which work, then you choose.
Survey
New
Ask a few questions, like who's coming and what they think. Only you see the answers, unless you choose to share them.
Get to know each other
New
Fun questions for the group, like the old email forwards. Once people answer, they see everyone else's answers.