Which name do you like best?
Vote questions
Family name votes work better when the question is narrow
Ask about pronunciation, memory, and long-term use so feedback helps the final decision instead of only ranking taste.
A vote should reveal concerns, not choose for you
If the only question is which name is prettiest, familiar names often win. Better questions ask what feels comfortable, what is easy to remember, and what might become a problem.
Which name sounds most natural after saying it three times with the surname?
Which candidate would be easiest for a first-time listener to remember, and why?
Share scope
Keep the public vote screen focused
Voters only need the candidate names, short impressions, and one question. Sensitive details and internal notes should stay with the final decision maker.
- Share no more than three candidates.
- Write one clear question.
- Ask for both liked reasons and concerns.
- Read repeated reasons before vote totals.