How it works

Voting

Voting is free and needs no account. Choose Agree or Disagree. Each accepted vote uses one slot, whichever option you pick.

Votes are final. Running percentages stay hidden until voting closes, for voters and posters alike, so early votes don't steer later ones.

One vote per browser and network

To limit duplicates we accept one vote per browser and one vote per network for each question. People sharing an office, home, or mobile connection may find that someone else on their network has already voted.

This reduces duplicates but cannot guarantee one person, one vote. Accepted votes are not verified unique people.

Slots and closing

Posters buy vote capacity: ₹100 opens up to 500 vote slots. A slot is room for one accepted vote, not a promise that someone will vote.

A question closes when all slots fill or seven days after publication, whichever comes first. A question that closes early shows the votes actually received; unfilled slots are never counted as votes.

Reading results

Percentages are calculated from all valid votes. Results describe how participating voters responded to the information the poster gave. They are not a representative poll and do not prove anyone right or wrong.

What can be asked

Harmless everyday questions: etiquette, work habits, design preferences, lifestyle choices, and low-stakes hypotheticals. A question should judge a choice or idea, not put a person, brand, community, or institution on trial.

Not allowed: politics, religion, caste, divisive public controversies, naming and shaming, attacks on businesses, unsupported accusations, private information, hate, threats, high-stakes medical, legal, or financial judgements, and sexual or graphic content.