Wednesday, 18 November 2015
Last month, Twitter rolled out polls to its users, but they were limited: it could only have two choices, and would remain active for just 24 hours. Now, a source says that the company is testing a more thorough, robust poll system that would allow users to create polls that have more than two answers, as well as polls that could span across many days. The application is obvious: sometimes, people just want to ask questions and present more than two options for their audience. Also, more choices means a bigger opportunity to understand the nuances in a given Twitter audience,…
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