ReactionBot Documentation
Vote Modes
Choose how members can vote in your polls using single or multiple vote modes.
Vote Modes determine how members interact with your poll. Depending on your community and the type of question you're asking, you can limit members to one choice or allow them to vote for multiple options.
Single Vote
Single Vote allows each member to vote for only one option.
If a member reacts to a different option, ReactionBot automatically removes their previous vote so only one choice is counted.
Multiple Votes
Multiple Vote allows members to vote for as many options as they like.
Each selected option is counted independently, making this mode ideal for surveys, feature requests, and community feedback.
Choosing the Right Mode
Use Single Vote when members should make one final decision, such as selecting a winner or choosing between several options.
Use Multiple Vote when members may agree with more than one option or when gathering general opinions from the community.
Changing Vote Modes
Choose your preferred vote mode before publishing the poll.
Changing the voting mode after members have already started voting may affect the accuracy of the results.
Things to Know
Vote Modes only control how many options a member may select. Other settings, such as poll duration and vote costs, continue to work independently.
Next Steps
Continue to Poll Manager to learn how to publish, monitor, edit, and manage your polls after they have been created.