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# Poll

### Description

The Poll command empowers you to initiate or conclude engaging polls within your server.

### Usage

* To initiate a poll: `poll start <timestamp> <#channel> <title> <choices> [optional: color]`
* To conclude a poll: `poll end <message>`

### Example

![](/files/6aaSiljVNIawfTcfxehg)\
![](/files/8624PDqdoD2pINkpo9D9)

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