Most online polls end up as a number on someone's server. On SignaL, votes, petitions and Q&A are recorded on the SASEUL blockchain, so anyone can check how a result came about.
Votes (/vote)
- Create a poll with a title, options and a duration (a small creation fee applies).
- Each wallet address can vote once per poll; voting has a small participation fee.
- Results come from the on-chain records, not from an editable table.
Petitions (/petition)
- Write a title, body and a signature goal.
- Supporters sign; each address can sign a petition once.
- The count builds up on chain, and the page updates when the goal is reached.
Q&A (/qa)
- Ask a question with a title, body and tags.
- Answers are recorded on chain too.
- Only the person who asked can accept one answer, and that acceptance is stored on chain.
You can also send a tip to the author of a poll or petition, the same way as on posts.
Where we are (SignaL stats, November 12, 18:38 UTC)
- Polls: 5, votes cast: 38
- Petitions: 3, signatures: 13
- Questions: 32, answers: 37 Small numbers, but every one of them can be traced on the chain.
To take part you need a wallet and a little SL for network and platform fees. Your private key stays on your device. Start with a question in Q&A or a vote on a poll that interests you.