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groza528 · No Place Like Home

Is there any easy way to implement polls in which people can vote for more than one option? I say "easy way" because if it's tough then it may not be worth it when someone could just post "I voted this, but I want this too."

Samadhi · +1

I imagine there probably is, but weighting it properly would probably be a problem. IE, person 1 votes for A, person 2 votes for A & B, person 3 votes for A & B & C. What's the proper percentage?
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Samadhi · +1

Come to think of it, it seems awefully creeping of a feature.
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wordcross · Posted: Fri May 05, 2006 9:21 pm Post subject: 4

i reckon it would be best to score it by vote, not by voter. I see your point, but unless person 1 is voting A and would anti-vote the others, it really doesn't make much of a difference. it's like having several separate questions, then comparing the yes votes for each one to see which has the most.
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Chuck · Daedalian Member

Someone could set up a separate poll for each item. There would be only one item in each poll. You'd vote in polls you were in favor of and ignore the rest. The poll with the most votes wins.

jeep · Daedalian Member

Why weight them? Just list how many people voted for each option. And yes, there is a pre-made mod for this.

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