Writing your question and choices

Every poll has three parts you write yourself: the title, an optional description, and the choices.

Title

This is your question. Keep it short and clear, for example: Which feature should we build next?

Description

An optional line under the title. It is a good place for instructions such as Choose one option or You can pick more than one.

Choices

Each choice is an answer visitors can select. Add as many as you need, and edit the text of each one directly in the block.

Option value

Behind every choice there is an Option value. This is what OpinionCamp uses to count votes for that choice. You can set it yourself in the block settings.

Setting a value yourself is a good idea. If you change a choice’s wording later, the votes stay attached to the same value, so your results stay correct. If you change a choice after people have voted and the value changes too, the old votes will no longer match that choice.

Tip: if you only want to fix a typo in a choice, change the label and leave the option value as it is.