Vote description

Vote is a social network for schools and universities based on questions/questionnaires.

The idea is that groups of users can ask each other questions and vote on them and add their comments on the questions or on the results.

Users can build 'groups' and publish questions inside the groups, or 'link' the group to public questions.

Users can also publish their questionnaires to all, or to a 'reference-group' that they define (based on gender, age...).

The results are displayed in pies and graphs with segmentation to specified sub-groups of users (and even for different countries).

Users can add comments to the questions, and respond to other users' comments.
In the groups, user can send messages to other members or to the entire group.

Vote has many more unique features (you can read about them in the 'Introduction' page).

One of its many unique features is the "Nested-groups" that makes it very suited for hierarchy institutions such as universities and schools.
A student in a class can publish his questionnaire on every level of the University, and the results will be segmented according to the lower level.

Its Comments and Messages systems makes it a good platform for debates on different topics.

Its targeting function, segmentation, different type of questions, and graphics representations makes it an ideal platform for social research.

It is also recommended for "Labour Unions" as a decision aid tool, to increase there level of internal democracy.