Rankkit.com - Ranking Everything Online

Rankkit is a "Social Polling" site where people can create and share their own Internet polls. Users can embed polls into any social network, blog or website using this fully customizable polling widget. As a user of the site you can also e-mail polls to friends and keep track of other people's polls by connecting with them on your profile page. If you get a lot of "Rankks" your poll may even make it to the front page for everybody to mull over. Of course, you can browse polls by category to vote and comment on anything. Registration to the site comes at no charge, too.

The approach of Rankkit is certainly interesting. While most polling sites are geared towards the business market, Rankkit is focused on creating a community of people who want to share information and opinions about current events or just about anything. The site offers endless ways to engage friends and users through linking to other networks like Twitter, Digg, Stumbleupon, Facebook and MySpace. And the creativity and fun of creating a poll is further enhanced by an easy search capability and an upload tool for images and videos.

“Rankkit was started as a small idea. Polls are always created by website administrators, What if we gave that power to the people? What if we enabled them to connect with their friends and other like-minded users to share both their questions and opinions? What if we created a widget so that that you can customize your poll and put it on your favorite social networking site, blog or webpage? The answer for us…is Rankkit! Rankkit is a community of people who create value for each other by participating in social voting. On Rankkit, you can ask questions, "Rankk" answers, comment on results and share your creations with the community or with the world. Whether your poll is public or private, “Rankked” on our site, emailed to friends or shared with many others, our goal is to provide you a platform to share the information that is relevant to you.”

It enables any person to ask questions and get answers the social way.

What kind of topics can and can not be dealt with in the polls? Does anybody monitor that?