Should Wiktionary avoid use of straw polls?: Revision history

20 November 2023

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• curprev 07:1307:13, 20 November 2023‎ Dan Polansky discuss contribs‎ 6,435 bytes +6,435‎ New resource with "{{Wikidebate}} Some Wiktionaries including the English Wiktionary use polls to gauge editor opinion. In the English Wiktionary, they take place in Beer parlour and use icons to label supporting and opposing votes; rarely, a poll takes place in the formal vote subspace. Should Wiktionaries abandon this practice, in keeping with Meta's essay Polls are evil, and its admonition "Don't vote on everything, and if you can help it, don't vote on anything". Limitation: Only two..."