CapeXit 2

[Grant]

You could make this the "question"

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And these multiple choice answers:

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lemme try that

 

[Brian_G]

lemme try that

Note, you can't alter any "answers" after setting them up, only add to them

Max of 10 answers

Keep it anonymous or peeps don't like to play

 

[lexity]

Q3 in post #265 above

Yes, have that question but a separate 'ascession' option, too.

It's perhaps something few people have thought about.

 

[Grant]

Note, you can't alter any "answers" after setting them up, only add to them

Max of 10 answers

Keep it anonymous or peeps don't like to play

poll template appears to be allowing a single question only- then followed with multiple answer options.
not multiple questions allowing yes/no answer options for each

 

[Grant]

Yes, have that question but a separate 'ascession' option, too.

It's perhaps something few people have thought about.

trying to keep it as simple as possible for now

 

[Brian_G]

poll template appears to be allowing a single question only- then followed with multiple answer options.
not multiple questions allowing yes/no answer options for each

They tick for yes, if no tick then it's no.

Multiple choice will allow this weird method (which you sort of invented ).


So, you're then making the "question" more of a title than a Q

 

[Brian_G]

But no prob if rather going to do it conventionally, I'm sure you'll do enough re the orig idea then

 

[Grant]

They tick for yes, if no tick then it's no.

Multiple choice will allow this weird method (which you sort of invented ).


So, you're then making the "question" more of a title than a Q

ive asked for help

 

[Brian_G]

ive asked for help

Doubt they'll understand the desire. It's not setup for that

We can chat if you want, I trust you....

 

[Grant]

They tick for yes, if no tick then it's no.

Multiple choice will allow this weird method (which you sort of invented ).


So, you're then making the "question" more of a title than a Q

i'm wondering how that method may impact poll results

 

[Brian_G]

i'm wondering how that method may impact poll results

Give me a few min. to make a post with details..

 

[Brian_G]

So, idea is to make a question something like this

Poll is for ALL SA peeps - treat each "Answer" as a separate question and mark whatever you like for "Yes"


And "answers" as you have them

1. Do you believe W/C.....

2. .....
.....

 

[Brian_G]

i'm wondering how that method may impact poll results

You'll still get a share percentage based on interest per question.

Multiple choice is always confusing, almost never give a clear enough percentage image. But each participation number will show what's of interest based on the total votes count.


Fun idea but yes, it's a risky effort.

Will try see more later

 

[Grant]

You'll still get a share percentage based on interest per question.

Multiple choice is always confusing, almost never give a clear enough percentage image. But each participation number will show what's of interest based on the total votes count.


Fun idea but yes, it's a risky effort.

Will try see more later

asked and answered:

Regrettably not possible with the forum's polling system.

will try your suggestion

 

[Brian_G]

asked and answered:


will try your suggestion

Break a figurative leg

Don't forget to add the question mark to each, else it may be too unclear.

 

[Grant]

Break a figurative leg

Don't forget to add the question mark to each, else it may be too unclear.

its up, give it a try

 

[Brian_G]

Have voted. Makes sense to me


Not sure why Lex thinks the one Q has a second angle but that can be added later if he can explain it better to you. Thanks @Grant

 

[Grant]

hmm poll would not allow further editing.

I added "no vote to answer = "no" vote"


then suddenly would not save

 

[Brian_G]

hmm poll would not allow further editing.

I added "no vote to answer = "no" vote"


then suddenly would not save

Later editing is always a no-no, even the Mods can't. But you should be able to add more options if / when needed

 

[Grant]

trying out an experiment here:

Western Cape secession ?

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