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Regarding such polls, which in theory can influence important aspects of the rules or the internal principles of the forum. In my opinion, in such polls, in addition to the answer options for a particular question, there should be a field similar to "against all," in our case, it could be formulated in the range from "utter nonsense" to "the poll is meaningless," "the poll is not legitimate," "the poll is not relevant," and so on, using more official and softer wording. This is needed for two things: 1. It will immediately become clear whether the poll is interesting and whether it contains meaningful content, or whether it was born from someone's sick imagination or internal frustration after a lost game or a lost debate. 2. This poll clearly shows that most people simply passed by and did not participate in it for one reason or another; however, those who like to click on checkboxes will always be found if there is such an opportunity. This is a well-known fact; most Media publications on the Internet always try to keep polls among visitors on their main page, and this is understandable – it's simple psychology; even in questions that a person doesn't understand, they will click a checkbox to see the opinions of others and add their important vote to the poll. However, these polls are almost always far from reality and are purely for entertainment and do not influence anything (as a clear example, one can recall the polls on sports platforms, where before the start of each season, according to users, Spartak will always become the champion, as it is sad to admit, this is not related to a real assessment of the team's strength, but to the number of fans of that team; similar examples can be given from other areas). In our case, the situation is reversed; polls usually influence many things, even despite the fact that recently, some users are trying their best to discredit them.