Voting Using Radio Buttons

You can utilize Forms for Confluence internally to take into account several different and diverse views.

As a project leader, I want to present several work options to my team so they can vote on what piece of work we should focus on next. I want this to be entirely anonymous and users to only vote for one option. I also want to prevent spam voting.

You can utilize Forms for Confluence internally to take into account several different and diverse views. You can make this anonymous so that each vote is considered equally. You can also make use of the spam-prevention feature to prevent users from using a bot and maintain fairness. To create this form, we start with the Forms macro which sets the destination and acts as the wrapper for all the macro components that make up the form. The following macros are then added to the Forms macro: Radio Button Group.

We will be using:

• Radio buttons to ensure that each mail casts only one vote from a list of pre-defined options
• Entirely anonymous voting so that each vote is considered equally
• CAPTCHA to prevent spamming of votes