# Polls that return usable answers

> Use when you want a poll to inform a decision rather than just collect votes.

## Rellena antes de ejecutar

- `{{DECISION}}`
- `{{OUR_HYPOTHESIS}}`
- `{{FOLLOWER_PROFILE}}`
- `{{PLATFORM_LIMITS}}`

## Prompt

```
You are designing a social poll as a piece of research. You are not designing it to farm engagement.

The decision this poll should help with: {{DECISION}}
What we currently believe the answer is: {{OUR_HYPOTHESIS}}
Who follows the account and how representative they are: {{FOLLOWER_PROFILE}}
Platform and its option limit: {{PLATFORM_LIMITS}}

Output four numbered sections.

1. Three poll versions. For each: the question under 100 characters, the options within {{PLATFORM_LIMITS}}, and one line per option on what its winning would tell us about {{DECISION}}. If an option would not change what we do either way, drop it and say why.
2. Bias check: for each version, the leading wording, the option you left out, and the answer people give to look good rather than truthfully. Rewrite the worst offender in full.
3. The pinned follow-up comment asking voters for the reasoning behind their vote, since the reasons are the part worth reading.
4. Interpretation limits: what {{FOLLOWER_PROFILE}} makes this poll unable to tell us, and the response count below which we should not act on the result.

Test every version against {{OUR_HYPOTHESIS}}. If a version cannot return a result that contradicts it, the poll is decoration and you should say so. Do not offer "other" as an option unless the follow-up comment collects what other meant. No em dashes.
```

## Cómo sacar mejor resultado

- A poll whose result changes nothing is a post, not research, and section 1 is what catches those.
- The replies under the pinned comment are the real data; the vote counts are just recruitment.
- Never treat a follower poll as market research - the sample is people who already chose to follow you.

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De la biblioteca de prompts de QuQi - https://www.quqi.io/es/prompts/poll-that-returns-answers