A Discord poll alternative: talk in Discord, decide in LunchVoice

Polls get buried in chat and nobody trusts a show of emoji. LunchVoice is a Discord poll alternative for real decisions: run a proper vote, a vote on roles or an event poll, share one link in your server, and see results that stay fair and private. The problem: Polls scroll away and the same loud voices win. You cannot tell who voted twice or who is not a real member. Big decisions (rules, roles, events) deserve more than a reaction count. What you can achieve: One link in the server, and each signed-in member counts once. Votes for moderators, captains or event plans. A Hub page that outlives any single chat thread. Questions you could ask: Which night should the weekly event run? Vote for next season's moderators. Should we add a new channel for strategy talk? The plan that fits: Start with a free Quick Survey and share the link in your server. A Starter Hub is $13 a month: three custom roles and three custom pages for your community. A Team Hub is $29 a month: more roles, deeper role targeting and richer analytics. How do I run a poll in Discord? Create a free Quick Survey and post its link in a channel. Members answer on LunchVoice, and the result stays in one place instead of scrolling away. How do I stop people voting twice? Make the vote invite-only: only the people you invite can vote, and each signed-in account counts once. Is a community vote an official election? No. A LunchVoice vote is a straightforward community vote, not a certified election. It suits choosing moderators, rules and event plans.