What you can check about any result
Each public poll page brings together the question, answer options, publisher and timing, so you can check the context before sharing a result.
A result is only as good as its source
NGOs, newsrooms, creators and communities need more than a screenshot. A number worth quoting comes with its question, who asked it, when, and a way to see how it was protected.
Every public poll on Bynesh has its own page. A copied or cropped image can leave out context, so include the page link when sharing and check it before interpreting a result.
What every poll page shows
- Where it came from
- The question, answer options, publisher and timing are on one page. Include its link when sharing a result so others can check the context.
- The numbers in context
- Totals and percentages sit right next to the question that produced them.
- The poll’s status
- You can see whether a poll is open, closed, paused, being checked or limited, so you know when to read it with extra care.
- How it works
- How we protect votes, keep them private and handle misuse is written down on pages anyone can read.
What to check before you share a result
- Who asked the question?
- What exact wording and answers did people see?
- Is the poll open, closed, paused, being checked or limited?
- Are you sharing it with a link to its Bynesh page?
- What does the result show, and what can’t it prove?
Clear, not exaggerated
A result shows what the people who answered a poll chose. It doesn’t speak for a whole country. Voting is limited per account, which does not prove that every account belongs to a different person. Read the result with its question and context. How we protect a result explains when totals appear and how to read them.