It's a tool for admins rather than a game for readers, even though readers end up doing the playing. If your public runs on questions and tests, it saves a lot of time.
Telegram's built-in polls do have a quiz mode, but they all look alike and leave no room to explain the answer. This service takes another route: a post with a question and buttons, the reader taps an option and gets a pop-up with the answer and your comment.
There's enough here for a regular feature. Posts can carry photos, GIFs and videos, placed above or below the text as you prefer. A finished post can be duplicated in a couple of taps with import and export, and reactions under posts work too.
One feature is aimed at growth: a subscription check. Switch it on and only subscribers see answers, while everyone else gets a prompt to subscribe, with wording you can edit. It works, though we wouldn't overdo it; some people will simply leave.
It's a paid service with a trial, billed per connected public. For a small blog that adds up; for a page posting tests daily it pays off in saved hours.
Toca una estrella; puedes cambiar tu voto cuando quieras.
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