Survey macro

The Survey macro allows you to offer a list of questions or topics that can then be ranked and commented on.

In the editor, choose Survey macro from the list of macros. (Or type {Survey} to select it directly.)
The Survey macro has many optional configuration parameters. To configure them, click the body of the macro, and select Edit.
1. Title - Recommended - The survey macro does not require a title, but the Actions dropdown menu will not be displayed without it.
2. Additional options are detailed below in Fields.
3. Click Save.
Back in the main editor and within the body of the macro, configure the questions/options you wish users to rank/comment on:
The format of each question is "title - description" and the description is optional. Separate each question with a newline. These questions will render with 5 choices to rank the user's response. By default, 5 is outstanding and 1 is unsatisfactory. You can add custom responses by editing the macro's Fields.

Publish the page.
You should now see your survey as configured. After voting you will see the Summary which is rendered at the top of the survey by default. (For more details on who sees the results summary table, see Permissions.)

Vote Macro

Vote macro is great for offering a set of distinct choices. Voters can then select one option.

In the editor, choose Vote macro from the list of macros. (Or type {Vote to select it directly.)
The macro editor will automatically be launched because the title parameter is required. Vote macro also has many optional configuration parameters. If you decide to update them in the future, simply edit the page, click on the body of the macro, and select the Edit button.
1. Title - Required
2. Additional options are detailed below in Fields.
3. Click Save.
Back in the main editor and within the body of the macro, configure the options you wish users to choose between. Separate each choice with a new line.
Publish the page.
You should now see your vote macro as configured.