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Nice bullshit poll making 'Yes' the pre-selected choice and clicking an other option not changing it, even when its highlighted. Dragging choices is absolutely counterintuitive and actively misleading. Lets start a poll if people like murder and wonder about the 50/50 result at the end.
Jesus it's just a simple poll with almost zero reach. Nobody is going to sneak into your house and install a headphone jack into your phone while you're sleeping.
Thats not my point. A poll usually serves the purpose to gather information. If you know from the start the outcome is completely useless, why even start it in the first place?
Unless... π
The level of paranoia in these comments is baffling
Holy shit thatβs terrible Ux. I voted incorrectly. No wonder Yes had so many votes compared to the comments.
The poll setup isn't nearly as important as the fact that OP asked two completely different questions in the poll.
Not to mention it doesn't even let you answer lol. It freezes after 5 seconds