A while back I was watching a livestream from someone I really respect — someone with real knowledge to share. I had a question, so I typed it into the chat. And my message just... scrolled away. The streamer never saw it. I felt genuinely frustrated — and at the same time I started thinking: how do you actually solve this? Weeks passed, and it finally clicked: what if every reaction to a message in chat affected its weight? Then the chat stops being just a chat. If a message's position depends on reactions — likes and dislikes, upvotes and downvotes — it's no longer a chronological stream of messages. It becomes something else entirely: a kind of window for questions, requests, pitches, or just emotional reactions. That's the idea that made me build ReversePoll. I'd love to hear your feedback — especially: Does this problem resonate with you? Have you been in that "message swallowed by the chat" situation? Does the mechanics make sense, or does it feel confusing? What would you want to use it for first? Honest criticism is very welcome. Thanks for checking it out!

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ReversePoll — Answer What Matters | Smart Q&A for Streamers

ReversePoll — Answer What Matters | Smart Q&A for Streamers