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Background: I have a university group assignment which, to keep it simple, involves interviewing someone. To work on the questions to ask, I want everyone in the our group to:

  • add possible ideas
  • edit other peoples' contributions
  • vote on existing ones

So what I'm really after is something like a private Stack Exchange with a single Community Wiki question for <10 people.

Already tried Google Wave, Scribblar, Dabbleboard, Slatebox, Waveboard and Shareflow. But none of them (correct me if I'm wrong) have the basic ability to vote!

If what I'm asking is too much, I'd honestly be happy with a private portal that simply allows voting.

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Try fasterplan. It has a basic poll feature with multiple users for voting on things.

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Try Google Moderator. The only drawback I see is that it's not private. If the quesitons you're voting on are not too confidential and the timeframe is rather short I think it should be hard to find your site. But be aware that, as far as I know, it's still publicly visible. Try if you can see the test site I created.

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nice, never even knew about Moderator. Going to trial it on my own domain! –  jay Sep 20 '10 at 4:03

How about trello - it has voting, and can be made private. It's simple to use and should do what you need.

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